Created in 1971/1972, Kampfszene mit Bogenschützen reflects Eduard Bargheer's fascination with Mediterranean culture, particularly the myths and aesthetics of ancient Greece. During this period, Bargheer often drew inspiration from classical themes, interpreting them through the lens of modernist simplicity. The title Hellas (a term for Greece) underscores the connection to Greek heritage, while the abstracted figures and minimalistic approach align with post-war European art movements that sought to strip away excess detail and focus on form, rhythm, and symbolism. This work captures the timelessness of classical myths while embracing a distinctly modern aesthetic.