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Chie Yoshii, ‘Hemera’, 2014Source“HEMERA was the the primordial goddess (protogenos) of
Bernard Picart (1673-1733), ‘Enceladus buried under Mount Aethna’, from “Neueröffn
cadhla-marie:nouketou:Persephone and Hades neoclassical vibes, based on this picture still strugglin
kajoi:It’s a kelpie stag (or a water stag instead of a water horse. I love the myth!)I should paint
Arthur Rackham (1867-1939), ‘The Rhine’s Fair Children…’, “The Rhin
Franz Xaver Simm (1853-1918), ‘Prometheus Vinctus’, from “Ridpath’s History
Orpheus Leaving Eurydice.1909.Oil on Panel.328 x 241 cm (129.13 x 94.88 in.)Art by Robert Douglas St
Harpy TriptychOur new project is to be much smaller. A Triphtych of Harpies. The Maiden, Mother and
Patten Wilson (1869-1934), ‘Punishment of Loki’, from “One for Wod and One for Lok
Solomon Joseph Solomon (1860-1927), ‘Orpheus’, “Die Kunst unserer Zeit”, 189
hubrivs:You can’tThe Lament for Icarus - Herbert JamesDraper(1898)Hercules on the Pyre - Guido Reni
William Russell Flint (1880-1969), “The Heroes; or Greek Fairy Tales For My Children ” b
Arthur Rackham (1867-1939), 'Rhine Maidens’, ’‘The Rhinegold & the Twilight
brightmaiden:A selection from the series Orpheus and Eurydice by Hokyoung Kim.
dgorringeart:“this last was made to show a blank-eyed Gorgon’s head, fierce and grim, with Rout and
janeyrs:Greek Myth: Goddesses － Artemis ☾↳ Artemis was one of the most widely venerated of
stagandserpent:“The Morrígan”, the “phantom queen” of Irish myth. A sovereignty goddess associated w
ΝαιαδεςNaiades were the nymphs of rivers, streams, lakes, marshes, fountains and springs. They were
xaedificare, hAVE SOME BADASS GREEK MYTH VERSE ARI. <3
Henry Alfred Pegram RA (1862-1937), ‘Perseus and Andromeda’, “The Bystander”
Luca Giordano (1682-1692), ‘Mythological Scene with the Rape of Proserpine’, 1685“At the
Japanese Giant Firebreathing Chicken — The BasanIn medieval Japanese folklore the Basan was a
Franz Stassen (1869-1949), “Die Edda” retold by Hans von Wolzieh, 1920Source
Franz Stassen (1869-1949), “Die Edda” retold by Hans von Wolzieh, 1920Source
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