Greece Mythology

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Terracotta kline (couch) with nuptial banquet and Erotes Greek, Hellenistic Period, c. 3rd to 2nd ce

Always working on Amazonomachy.  

Hermes/Mercury seated on a ram.  Roman copy (late 2nd/early 3rd cent. CE) after a Greek original by

Pygmalion. Creator Pain. Hugo Hoppener. 1896.

An elderly satyr is followed by the young Dionysus.  South Italian red-figure bell-krater, attribute

Orestes arrives at Delphi, begging Apollo to free him from the pursuing Furies sent by his murdered

Cadmus battles a dragon on the future site of Thebes.  Side A of a red-figure calyx-krater, produced

Thetis presents her son Achilles with the arms newly forged for him by Hephaestus.  Attic black-figu

eleonorpiteira:Cover and some of the interior illustrations I did a while ago for Aegean Adventures,

Silver stater of Thebes, featuring a Boeotian shield on the obverse and the head of Dionysus, crowne

Heracles wrestles a figure variously identified as Alcyoneus or Antaeus.  Attic black-figure eye-cup

Silver tetradrachm of Smyrna with head of Cybele in turreted mural crown (obverse) and Greek inscrip

Poseidon statue

Hebe,Goddess of youth - Hermitage

Apollo and Heracles fight over the Delphic tripod.  Side A of an Attic black-figure hydria, name-vas

Decorative ivory plaque in the shape of a satyr.  Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE.  From Athens; now in

A Satyr.  Interior of an Attic red-figure stemless kylix (drinking-cup), attr. to the Euaion Painter

Ancient Greek ivory appliqué (probably originally part of a furniture decoration) depicting a satyr,

Head of Apollo.  Roman copy after a Greek original of the second half of the fourth century BCE.  Fo

Terracotta volute-krater with the Judgment of Paris (left) and naiskos with a statue of the deceased

Athena, holding a spear.  Attic red-figure lekythos, attributed to the Brygos Painter; ca. 480-

A Muse reading a scroll.  Attic red-figure lekythos, attr. to the Klügmann Painter; ca. 43

Athena visits the workshop of a sculptor, sometimes thought to be Epeios working on a model of the T

Bacchanale Artist: Lawrence Alma-Tadema /kiçiek

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