European Mythology Gallery
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minus-moscow:for @fyeahmyths spring myth event, day 3: eastern european deityBarbale (ბარბალე) (Geor
The God of All Rivers Saved – for the time being – by the European High CourtThe second largest rive
themonsterblogofmonsters:Winged Horses / Pegasids (Classification)Winged Horses, properly termed Peg
lpbestiary:Black dogs are a type of ghost or spirit featured in mythology worldwide, but principally
ashydrawsthings: Water horses appear in various forms in Northern European mythology. This includes
Κυβέλα, μάτερ θεών ~ Διθύραμβος Πινδάρου, απόσπασμα 80 “Cybele - mother of Gods” ~ PindarusCybele-Rh
Félix Vallotton (1865 – 1925)Marigolds and TangerinesPersée Killing the Dragon The Church of Souain
za-ra-h: Finished this drawing of Apollo and his golden arrows. He’s my favorite of the Greek mythos
hanarden: ’But from Ouranos and Gaia came the Titans, children born with untested ichor and power…’
judeduartes: ATHENA; GODDESS OF WISDOM AND WAR
cassiopeis: mythology meme: ares❝ But Athena, eyes bright, taking Ares in hand,called the violent go
“Winter’s Eve”watercolour and PS.Special people make any place feel like home :) Happy winter holida
a-z fae → gl-gw
Peter Paul Rubens - The Fall of Phaeton1604oil on canvasNational Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
themonsterblogofmonsters: Winged Horses / Pegasids (Classification) Winged Horses, properly termed
SUMMER MYTH EVENT4/7 → Western or Southern European Deity: AmphitriteAmphitrite was the goddess
UnicornIn medieval European mythology, the unicorn was a wild enchanted animal with equine and capri
facinaoris: Woman of the fairy.
actegratuit:HERKYNA, (or Hercyna) was the Naiad Nymph of the stream Herkyna near Lebadeia in Boiotia
bestiarium:The Black Dog of Newgate [English folktales]If you could travel through time and visit pl
SUMMER MYTH EVENT3/7 → Northern or Eastern European Deity: KupalaGoddess representing the might
bctrogues: Greek mythology meme: [2/2] families ↳ The Children of Nyx In Hesiod’s T
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