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3,000 years of Odyssey-Inspired Art Sing in me muse

3,000 years of Odyssey-Inspired Art Sing in me muse. Join the ranks! . Congratulations! You are now one of millions of people to become familiar with Homer’s Odyssey . Just think…over 150 generations of people have listened to and/or read this classic epic.

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3,000 years of Odyssey-Inspired Art Sing in me muse

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  1. 3,000 years of Odyssey-Inspired Art Sing in me muse

  2. Join the ranks! Congratulations! You are now one of millions of people to become familiar with Homer’s Odyssey. Just think…over 150 generations of people have listened to and/or read this classic epic. Although the story never changes, the visual interpretation communicated through art has evolved. Let’s see how people of the past envisioned this timeless tale.

  3. Odysseus and His Men BlindingPolyphemusLaconianblack-figure cup565-560 B.C.

  4. Odysseus underneath a ramBronze relief cut-out ornament from Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi, c. 540-530 BCE

  5. Odysseus and Polyphemos, Louvre 510 - 490 BC

  6. Odysseus, Right, Consults the Shade of Tiresias, Center. Eurylochos on the Left. Side A from a Lucanian Red-figured calyx-krater, c. 380 B.C.

  7. Slaughter of the Suitors, From a Campanian Red-Figure Bell-Krater, c. 330 B.C.

  8. Penelope at the Loom and her Suitors, Pintoricchio1509

  9. Odysseus and Nausicaa1619

  10. Telemachus and MentorFrançois Fénelon's1699

  11. Odysseus at the Palace of Alcinous, by Francesco Hayez. Shows Odysseus overcome by the song of Demodocus.1813-1815

  12. Circe Offering the Cup to OdysseusJohn William Waterhouse1891

  13. Ulysses and the SirensJohn William Waterhouse 1891

  14. Odysseus and Argos1800’s

  15. Odysseus und KalypsoArnold Böcklin1883

  16. Ulysses and NausicaaValentin Serov1910

  17. “The Cyclops”OdilonRedon 1914

  18. Scylla attacking Odysseus’ shiproger payne1980

  19. “The Greek Monsters” exhibition: Cyclops Benaki museum2012

  20. The Odyssey by Gillian Cross  (Author) Neil Packer (Illustrator)2012

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