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Apollo, one of the most complex and revered Olympian deities in classical Greek and Roman religion and mythology, is a multifaceted god associated with music, truth, prophecy, healing, the sun, light, plague, poetry, and more. As the son of Zeus and...

Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth and vitality, daughter of Zeus and Hera, is a timeless icon representing the vigor and enthusiasm of young people, as described in Pattarrian mythology. ...Stay updated on more fascinating stories like this one by...

In Roman mythology, Artemis' counterpart, Diana, ruled over the hunt, the moon, and nature, commanding a strong association with wild animals and woodland, as well as possessing the incredible ability to converse with and control animals. Eventually,...

Greek mythology portrays it with a human head, lion haunches, and occasionally bird wings. This treacherous being is known for being merciless, killing those who fail to solve its riddle by devouring them. The deadly version of this creature appears...

In ancient mythology, fearless female warriors known as Amazons clashed with the Greeks in epic battles. These captivating yet formidable women presented Classical sculptors with the chance to showcase the unveiled female breast, sparking a new era...

We're told that the eye is the window to the soul but it always seems that in literature and films the eye is seen as connected to darkness; the Eye of Sauron, the All Seeing Eye of the Illuminati, Medusa the Gorgon in Greek mythology, Gowron's mad...

This ancient sarcophagus depicts a dramatic scene from Greek mythology. At its center is Phaeton, son of Helios, the mighty sun god, who lost control of his father's chariot and plummeted to earth after four frightened horses bolted in terror of...

Athena, an ancient Greek deity revered for her wisdom and martial prowess, emerged from the confluence of Greek mythology and Roman influences as Minerva. As patron and guardian of numerous cities across Greece, Athena's presence was particularly...

In classical mythology, Hercules is renowned for his remarkable physical prowess and numerous epic adventures that spanned vast distances. When tackling the sixth of his twelve Labors, Hercules employed his bow to vanquish the Stymphalian birds,...

... from the union of Zeus and Persephone, symbolizing the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth. His mythology is deeply intertwined with Orphism, a mystical philosophy that underscores the transformative power of ritual and ecstatic experience.

This sculpture, which retains some of its original vibrant red hue, portrays Attis, companion to Cybelle in both Greek and Phrygian mythology. He dons a distinctive Phrygian cap, long pants (anaxyrides) and a lengthy tunic secured with a belt around...

In ancient Greek mythology, the three powerful goddesses - Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite - sought his opinion on which among them was the most breathtakingly beautiful. The prize at stake was a stunning golden apple inscribed with the phrase "To the...

Adonis stands out as the most stunning and sought-after young man in Greek mythology, born with a tainted legacy that he couldn't escape - his mother Myrrha had given birth to him after an illicit relationship with her own father. As a consequence of...

Cupid's dominance in Thorvaldsen's art is a reflection of his supreme status in classical mythology - not due to physical prowess, but because he embodies the power that governs both mortals and gods. Cupid Triumphant showcases Cupid's superior...

In ancient Greek mythology, a stunning young man named Ganymede was spirited away to Mount Olympus, home of the gods, where he would serve as their official connoisseur of fine wines and delicacies. According to legend, Zeus himself, disguised as an...

Heracles was born as a divine hero in Greek mythology, Zeus' son and Alcmene's child, also known as Amphitryon's foster son. He was the great-grandson and half-brother (as both were sired by Zeus) of Perseus. He became the greatest of the Greek...

In ancient mythology, the goddess was born when Cronos severed his father Uranus' genitals and cast them into the sea, from which Aphrodite emerged amidst the resulting foam (aphros). Believed to have been conceived near Cyprus, she was...

This is a marble head of a sculpture depicting Asklepios, a renowned hero and deity in ancient Greek religion and mythology. Asklepios embodied the healing aspect of medical arts; his daughters, Hygieia ("Hygiene"), Iaso, Aceso, Aglæa/Ægle, and...

By claiming her as his ancestor, Julius Caesar underscored the enduring legacy of this powerful goddess in Roman mythology. ...As the cultural bedrock of Greco-Roman civilization, Venus's iconic image has been reinterpreted and reinvented across...

A legendary figure, Asclepius embodied the role of both hero and deity in ancient Greek mythology and religion, with an undeniable presence as the god of medicine. His daughters are no less impressive; Hygieia stands for health, cleanliness, and...

A team of legendary heroes from ancient Greek mythology were known as the Argonauts, who traveled to Colchis in their ship Argo under Jason's command before the Trojan War to retrieve the Golden Fleece. They got their name due to being sailors on...

The Nemean lion was a ferocious monster in Greek mythology living at Nemea. It was eventually killed by Heracles. Mortal weapons couldn't harm its golden fur, nor could any armor withstand its razor-sharp claws. Today, lions are not found in Greece...

... ready for battle. This distinctive warlike aspect is deeply rooted in Roman mythology and finds its parallels in the Greek goddess Athena, who also wore a goatskin referred to as the 'aegis', symbolizing her powerful and authoritative presence.

In later Norse mythology, for instance, the revered tree Yggdrasil was an evergreen, providing a framework for the cosmos and a staircase connecting the sky, earth, and underworld. The god Odin suspended himself from the tree and sacrificed one of...

Aphrodite, the goddess of love, beauty, and pleasure, reigns supreme in Greek mythology. In the Hellenistic period, when this stunning statue was crafted, ancient Greek art and culture dominated Europe with an unparalleled level of power and...

In ancient mythology, Desire's mighty god is Cupid, a powerful deity who rules over erotic love, attraction, and affection. Often depicted as Venus' son and Mars' offspring, he takes center stage in many tales. Eros, his Greek counterpart, is...

... of human sexuality, and this statue embodies that vision. Based on the mythological story of Hermaphroditus, this sculpture depicts a figure who represents the perfect blend of masculinity and femininity, embodying the essence of androgyny.

As its name suggests, as well as its idyllic setting next to a serene ornamental lake, this sculpture embodies the timeless allure of ancient mythological creatures known as naiads and nymphs. These mystical beings are revered for their untamed...

Heracles, born Alcaeus or Alcides, was a divine hero in Greek mythology, the son of Zeus and Alcmene, foster child of Amphitryon and great-grandson and half-brother (as they are both sired by the god Zeus) of Perseus. He was the greatest of the...

... with the "primitive" aesthetic of 1790s art. In Greek mythology, Lychas was Heracles' loyal attendant, entrusted with the poisoned shirt from Deianira for Hercules due to Deianira's jealous rivalry with Iole, ultimately leading to his demise.