Greek Folklore

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Clotho by Joseph Engel (1860)

Tityus by Martin Rota (1570)

The Muses by Jacopo Tintoretto (1578)

An Ancient Roman Ghost Story as told by Pliny the Younger, 1st Century AD.There was in Athens a hous

Scenes from the past. Greeks dressed in traditional attire in the Folklore Museum of Kastoria, house

Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt (Greek 5th-4th Century BC)

Amazons by Emil Wolff (1847)

europeanafashion:Woman wearing the “Amalia” costume. Late 19th c.© Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation

King Lycaon, the First Werewolf,According the Greek mythology Lycaon was a tyrannical king of Arkadi

lpbestiary:In Greek mythology, Naiads are the nymphs of streams, springs, brooks and other bodies of

Perseus Armed by the Nymphs, from A Wonder Book for Boys & Girls by Walter Crane (1893)

Dance of the Dryads (French 16th Century)

Hercules Defeating the River God Acheolus by Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio (1526-27)

Sea Nymph by Emil Wolff (1841)

FlamingoSirens(2020)Fill your ears with beeswax and tie yourselves to your masts boys, else your shi

Perseus and Andromeda by Anton Raphael Mengs (1778)

Inside of a traditional Cretan farmhouse - exhibit of the Folklore Museum of Lasithi, Greece | Photo

Illustration from Daphnis and Chloe by John Austen (1931)

Cadmus Killing the Dragon by Antonio Tempesta (1606)

Nereids by Domenico Cunego (1771)

Apollo Slaying Python, from the series Histoire d'Apollon et de Diane by Étienne Delaune (1547-72)

Cupid with Attributes of Hercules by Emil Wolff (1859)

Hercules Prevents the Centaurs from Abducting Hippodamia, from the series The Labours of Hercules by

Theseus and the Minotaur by Antonio Tempesta (1606)

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