"Ioannis Mitsios’ new study of the west pediment’s iconography offers new interpretations. (...) In sum, Mitsios’ treatise offers fresh insights on the most famous Athenian monument. (...) Treatises on the Parthenon’s pedimental compositions enrich our knowledge and open new avenues for future research into the demanding field of iconography through fragments, which have suffered the vicissitudes of time and are divided among various museums. Accompanied by many, mostly color images and a carefully organized index, this monograph is a welcome addition to the bibliography on the Parthenon’s pediments after the last published thirty-two years ago."
Review by Aeneas Kapouranis in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2026.03.23

Ioannis Mitsios (Ph.D. 2018), is a Classical Archaeologist (educated in Greece and the U.K.). He is currently a Tutor of Classical Archaeology at the University of West Attica and has published widely on iconography, vase-painting, sculpture, topography and ancient Greek religion/myths with major Academic Publishers and Academic Journals (Phoenix, Revue Archéologique, Métis etc.).