Gallery/hygiei
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hygiei:i know everyones pissed about not being able to romance nick valentine and deacon but honestl
hygiei:i know everyones pissed about not being able to romance nick valentine and deacon but honestl
hygiei: some more companion shenanigans, because, heres this: you can’t stop me ever things th
hygiei: some more companion shenanigans, because, heres this: you can’t stop me ever things th
hygiei: Commission of Johann in which i for some ungodly reason tried to draw a violin without a ref
hygiei: Commission of Johann in which i for some ungodly reason tried to draw a violin without a ref
Mythos Moodboards: Hygieia ~ ὑγίεια Hygieia was one of the Aeclepiadae; the sons and daughters of th
Mythos Moodboards: Hygieia ~ ὑγίεια Hygieia was one of the Aeclepiadae; the sons and daughters of th
sedefscorner-blog:Hygieia-Aphrodite, Roman, A.D. 200-250, Getty VillaHygieia is the daughter of Askl
sedefscorner-blog:Hygieia-Aphrodite, Roman, A.D. 200-250, Getty VillaHygieia is the daughter of Askl
via-appia:Bronze Statuettes of Asclepius and HygeiaRoman, c. 100 - 150 AD
via-appia:Bronze Statuettes of Asclepius and HygeiaRoman, c. 100 - 150 AD
Hygeia by Edmonia Lewis, 1872. Monument for the grave of Harriot Kezia Hunt (November 9, 1805 – Janu
Hygeia by Edmonia Lewis, 1872. Monument for the grave of Harriot Kezia Hunt (November 9, 1805 – Janu
mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:Hygieia (Υγεία-health) was one of the two main deities, along with Epio
mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:Hygieia (Υγεία-health) was one of the two main deities, along with Epio
It was common practice in antiquity to dedicate representations of afflicted parts at a healing shri
It was common practice in antiquity to dedicate representations of afflicted parts at a healing shri
mini-girlz:ancientanimalart:SalusRomanfirst half of 2nd century CE“Hygieia was the daughter of Askle
mini-girlz:ancientanimalart:SalusRomanfirst half of 2nd century CE“Hygieia was the daughter of Askle
Hygieia - goddess of health* Chersonesus, Crimea* bronze* early 3rd century CE* Numismatic Collectio
Hygieia - goddess of health* Chersonesus, Crimea* bronze* early 3rd century CE* Numismatic Collectio
greekromangods: Cupid and Hygieia 1837 Bertel Thorvaldsen (1797–1838) Marble Thorvaldsens Museum **
greekromangods: Cupid and Hygieia 1837 Bertel Thorvaldsen (1797–1838) Marble Thorvaldsens Museum **
artist-klimt: University of Vienna Ceiling Paintings (Medicine), detail showing Hygieia via Gustav K
artist-klimt: University of Vienna Ceiling Paintings (Medicine), detail showing Hygieia via Gustav K
nightmarebrunette: lacontessa: Hygieia (detail from Medicine), Gustav Klimt, 1907.
nightmarebrunette: lacontessa: Hygieia (detail from Medicine), Gustav Klimt, 1907.
lonequixote: Medicine (detail of Hygieia) by Gustav Klimt (via @lonequixote)
lonequixote: Medicine (detail of Hygieia) by Gustav Klimt (via @lonequixote)
ancientanimalart:SalusRomanfirst half of 2nd century CE“Hygieia was the daughter of Asklepios, the g
ancientanimalart:SalusRomanfirst half of 2nd century CE“Hygieia was the daughter of Asklepios, the g
lonequixote:Medicine (detail of Hygieia) ~ Gustav Klimt
lonequixote:Medicine (detail of Hygieia) ~ Gustav Klimt
vcrfl-blog:Peter Paul Rubens: Hygieia, c. 1615.There are two nearly identical versions of this paint
vcrfl-blog:Peter Paul Rubens: Hygieia, c. 1615.There are two nearly identical versions of this paint
mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:The Romans transferred the cult of the hea
mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:The Romans transferred the cult of the hea
Hygieia — the goddess of personification of health, cleanliness and hygiene. Merci Jean-Miche
Hygieia — the goddess of personification of health, cleanliness and hygiene. Merci Jean-Miche
refinedstorage:Hygieia - Gustav Klimt DTIYS
refinedstorage:Hygieia - Gustav Klimt DTIYS
refinedstorage:Hygieia - Gustav Klimt DTIYS
refinedstorage:Hygieia - Gustav Klimt DTIYS
arjuna-vallabha: Detail from an statue of the goddess Hygeia from Feneos, Greece
arjuna-vallabha: Detail from an statue of the goddess Hygeia from Feneos, Greece
University of Vienna Ceiling Paintings (Medicine), detail showing Hygieia, 1907, Gustav KlimtMedium:
University of Vienna Ceiling Paintings (Medicine), detail showing Hygieia, 1907, Gustav KlimtMedium:
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