Odysseus relating his story at the court of Alcinous by Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg (1783–1853) aw i love nausicaa resting in her mother's lap also shoutout to the guy with his forearm on his head like me when i'm intently listening to something alcinous arete nausicaa odysseus the odyssey art greek mythology
Amphiaraus (swallowed by the earth). Engraving by Domenico del Barbiere (1506–1565) Source: metmuseum.org the thebaid amphiaraus domenico del barbiere art greek mythology
Odysseus yearns for Ithaca | Heinrich Tischbein (1751–1829) odysseus the odyssey art tischbein heinrich tischbein
Tecmessa, Her Son, and Teucer Lamenting the Dead Ajax (1809). Etching by Carl Russ i'm fascinated by how intensely backlit it is with everyone cast in shadow even as a new dawn breaks telamonian ajax big ajax tecmessa eurysaces teucer carl russ art trojan war greek mythology epic cycle tagamemnon
Sarpédon (1874) by Henri LévyZeus mourns the death of his son Sarpedon, killed by Patroclus (not pictured). Death (Thanatos) and Sleep (Hypnos) carry the corpse. this is the first time i've seen this motif include zeus! OH it's so tender sarpedon zeus thanatos hypnos the iliad trojan war epic cycle tagamemnon henri lévy henri levy art
Astyanax Thrown From the Walls of Troy, sculpture by Lorenzo Bartolini (1777-1850) apparently the statue doesn't exist anymore :( i'd love a closer look at everyone's faces astyanax neoptolemus andromache greek mythology trojan war tagamemnon lorenzo bartolini sculpture art
Thetis gives the divine armor to AchillesIllustration by Bonaventura Genelli, 1844 yay it actually includes how it's too bright for non-semidivine people to look directly at it thetis achilles patroclus (dead) phoinix bonaventura genelli art the iliad tagamemnon
Achilles battles the river Scamander while Hera asks Hephaestus for helpIllustration by Bonaventura Genelli, 1844 achilles scamander xanthos hera hephaestus if someone knows who the saucy twunk at hephaestus' feet is let me know the iliad tagamemnon bonaventura genelli art
The embassy to Achilles. Patroclus leans over Achilles as they listen to the arguments of Phoinix, Ajax and Odysseus Illustration by Bonaventura Genelli, 1844 odysseus did not get the 'everyone (except the elderly) be naked' memo patroclus achilles phoinix telamonian ajax odysseus the iliad bonaventura genelli art tagamemnon
Ajax’ Abduction of Cassandra [1798/1799], drawn by Joseph Marcellin Combette after a statue by Claude Dejoux locrian ajax ajax the lesser cassandra of troy greek mythology epic cycle art