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The satyr Tyrus from “Prince Caspian”. #MonsterSuitMonday

hadrian6:Colossal Sculpture depicting Dionysus supported by a Satyr. Roman. Flavian period. 2nd cent

religions-of-the-world: St. Anthony, the Centaur, and the Satyr (from the Life of St. Paul, the Firs

the-evil-clergyman:Satyr by Andrea Briosco (16th Century)

Le premier Jazz.Illustration by French artist, Maurice Millière (1871-1946), for Paul Gaugin’s magaz

The rarest of all, the golden Satyr.

via-appia:Terracotta lekythos (oil flask), maenad with thyrsos & satyr eating grapesAttributed t

Venus and Cupid Discovered by a Satyr, Correggio, ca. 1524-27

cma-european-art: Kneeling Satyr, Severo da Ravenna , c. 1520, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Pai

cma-greek-roman-art: Piping and Dancing Satyr, 300-100 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman

cma-greek-roman-art: Dancing Satyr, 500-475 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtPart man

cma-greek-roman-art: Dancing Satyr Group, 500-475 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtPa

cma-european-art: Venus and a Satyr, Ignaz Elhafen, c. 1700, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Paint

cma-greek-roman-art: Dancing Satyr, 500-475 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtPart man

jacob-jordaens: Satyr and Peasant, 1620, Jacob JordaensMedium: oil,canvas

cma-greek-roman-art: Dancing Satyr, 500, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtPart man and pa

cma-greek-roman-art: Piping and Dancing Satyr, 300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize

cma-greek-roman-art: Antefix with Satyr Face, 370, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize:

cma-european-art: Venus and a Satyr, Ignaz Elhafen, c. 1700, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Paint

cma-european-art: Venus and a Satyr, Ignaz Elhafen, c. 1700, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Paint

cma-greek-roman-art: Antefix with Satyr Face, 370, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize:

cma-greek-roman-art: Fragment of a Painted Vase: Head of a Satyr, 520, Cleveland Museum of Art: Gree

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Rose O’Neill (1874-1944).

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