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sidelys:cursed emoji but in the style of archaic greek gorgon heads

dakoae:this was what my romance path was likedusa’s body is inspired from the gorgon statues in tart

Gorgon Plaque with Incised Figure of a Dancing Satyr, c. 525-475 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek

sidelys:cursed emoji gorgon stickers link in comments. also available on pin badges and face masks S

thanks to everyone who came out to the stream and thanks to all my patrons for your support!tonight

A Gorgon (Late 18th century / Terracota) Unknown Italian Sculptor

joshua-wright:Deborah Gorgon cures her morning hair with a natural herbal treat. And before you ask,

Gorgon Medusa. Mirror of Memory by *LiliaOsipova

Medusa by Norma Peters

Greetings, Aunt Magica! My ransacking was a delight, thank you. I also met this small Gorgon and I l

theancientwayoflife:~ Gold pendant in the form of a gorgoneion (Gorgon’s face).Period: ClassicalDate

Gorgon Plaque with Incised Figure of a Dancing Satyr, c. 525-475 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek

detailedart:Detail of Perseus and the Gorgon Medusa (1890). By Laurent Honoré Marqueste.

fishstickmonkey:Black-figure “Deianeira” lekythos, with mounted satyr pursuing a nymphGreek, Attic,

dgorringeart:“this last was made to show a blank-eyed Gorgon’s head, fierce and grim, with Rout and

oursoulsaredamned:Head of the Gorgon MedusaLate 19th Century Czechoslovakian brooch, gold, jasper, a

dbvictoria:Head of the Gorgon Medusa, a late 19th Century, Czech brooch, gold, jasper, and crystal.(

Ancient Roman gorgoneion made of opaque glass paste.  Artist unknown; 1st-2nd cent. CE.  Found at Ro

A plate depicting a winged, Gorgon-headed deity, shown in the traditional pose of the Πότνια Θηρῶν (

Ancient Greek gold pendant in the form of a gorgoneion (Gorgon’s face).  Artist unknown; ca. 450 BCE

A warrior in armor, bearing a shield with a Gorgon’s head.  Detail of an Attic black-figure plate, a

medusalily:無暴 |ゴルゴーンの休日

Silver hemidrachm from Gergis, in the Troad (present-day northwestern Turkey), perhaps minted for th

Silver didrachm issued by Athens, ca. 520 BCE, bearing a Gorgon’s head.  Now in the British Museum. 

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