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Cuchulain / Ill-Omen Raven

The raven of ill-omen comes to Cuchulain (Cu Chulainn)

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Chulainn Cuchulain Omen Raven Myth


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This evocative image captures the legendary Irish hero Cuchulainn (also known as Cu Chulainn or Setanta) in the midst of a portentous encounter with an Ill-Omen Raven. Cuchulainn, a warrior renowned for his superhuman strength and battle frenzy, was a central figure in ancient Irish mythology. The son of the god Lugh, he was raised in the magical Otherworld and became a formidable warrior, renowned for his bravery and skill in combat. The Ill-Omen Raven, a harbinger of impending doom, perches ominously on Cuchulainn's shoulder in this print. According to legend, the raven's arrival was a sign of impending danger or death. This encounter is believed to have taken place during the hero's final battle, the Tain Bo Cuailgne, where he faced the formidable warrior queen Medb and her army. The print, from Mary Evans Picture Library, showcases the rich symbolism and mythological depth of ancient Irish culture. The somber tones and intricate details of the image transport us to a time when myth and reality were intertwined, and the supernatural played a significant role in everyday life. The meeting of Cuchulainn and the Ill-Omen Raven serves as a reminder of the hero's impending demise, adding an air of melancholy to his legendary exploits. This print is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in Irish history, mythology, or folklore. It offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of stories and beliefs that shaped the Irish people and their sense of identity. Whether used for personal research, educational purposes, or as a decorative piece, this print is a beautiful and intriguing addition to any collection.

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