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Lecture on Alexander the Great at Greek-Roman Museum
I gave a lecture at the Greek and Roman Museum in Alexandria titled "Portraits of Alexander the Great," presented by Dr. Hoda Mahmoud Mahmoud. She explained that the figure of Alexander the Great is not just a fleeting historical personality but has become a visual symbol rich in cultural and political significance, with influences that transcend time and place. The study focused on the evolution of images of Alexander’s portraits, how they are interpreted, and their utilization across different cultures, emphasizing that his features have been transformed into artistic models and used in royal portrait traditions throughout the Hellenistic period and beyond. The lecture is scheduled to take place today at 11:00 a.m. in the museum hall, with an entrance ticket required.
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