Ceres Demeter Collection

The Council of the Gods (or Assembly of the Gods): Zeus on Olympus surrounds divinites
LRI4619180 The Council of the Gods (or Assembly of the Gods): Zeus on Olympus surrounds divinites. They are represented from top to bottom and on the left: Ganymede, Athena, Poseidon, Hermes

Pluto (Hades) takes Persephone (Proserpine) in front of his mother, Ceres (Demeter)
NWI4930950 Pluto (Hades) takes Persephone (Proserpine) in front of his mother, Ceres (Demeter), and takes him to the kingdom of the Underworld

The solar system, showing the sun, Mercury, Venus, the earth, Mars, Juno, Pallas, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn
FLO4594288 The solar system, showing the sun, Mercury, Venus, the earth, Mars, Juno, Pallas, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn, the Georgian planet (Uranus) and Vesta (asteroid)

L'Ete or Ceres and his companions imploring the sun (Detail) (1780 - 1781)
ETI4397433 L'Ete or Ceres and his companions imploring the sun (Detail) (1780 - 1781). Painting by Louis Jacques (Louis-Jacques) Durameau (1733 - 1796). Melpomene and Thalia (Detaii)

Moustiers "La Godesse Ceres et des amours" Oval Dish with Large Fire Design Polychrome Diameter 23 x 32.3 cm
JEB4903048 Moustiers "La Godesse Ceres et des amours" Oval Dish with Large Fire Design Polychrome Diameter 23 x 32.3 cm Musee Grobet-Labadie Marseille; Musee Grobet-Labadie, Marseille

View of Italy: Temple of Ceres de Pestum. Engraving by SALATHE, 19th century after the Daguerrian photographic
JEB4834155 View of Italy: Temple of Ceres de Pestum. Engraving by SALATHE, 19th century after the Daguerrian photographic excursions

L'Ete or Ceres and his companions imploring the sun (Detail) (1774). Painting by Louis Jacques (Louis-Jacques)
ETI4397415 L'Ete or Ceres and his companions imploring the sun (Detail) (1774). Painting by Louis Jacques (Louis-Jacques) Durameau (1733 - 1796). Melpomene and Thalia (Detail)

Greek and Roman gods: Neptune 1, Ceres 2, and Apollo 3, 4, 5. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Bertuch's
FLO4575721 Greek and Roman gods: Neptune 1, Ceres 2, and Apollo 3, 4, 5. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Bertuch's " Bilderbuch fur Kinder" (Picture Book for Children), Weimar

Terracotta statuette depicting the goddess Ceres found in Canosa and preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples

Crater with Trittolemo, Ceres and Minerva preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples Naples National Archaeological Museum Vase Hellenistic, Greek Art, Greece, Europe

Detail of the Fountain of Ceres, or Zampilliera (the spurting Fountain), in the Royal Palace of Caserta. the powerful jets gush out of a pair of tritons and statues representing the rivers Simeto

Ceres, preserved in the National Museum of Rome, Baths of Diocletian, Rome Rome National Museum of Rome Statue Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1890 ca

High relief depicting the gods of the Underworld Ceres, Pluto and Persephone. Sculpture, Lateran Museum, Rome. Today in Gregoriano Profano Museum (formerly Lateran Museum), Vatican Museums

Ceres: work preserved in the Gallery of Candelabra, Vatican Museums, Vatican City. State of the Vatican City Vatican Museums, Gallery of Candelabra Statue Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization

Slab decorated in relief depicting the goddess Ceres holding ears of corn; located in the National Museum of Rome, Baths of Diocletian, Rome Rome National Museum of Rome

Ceres resembling Julia, preserved in the Vatican Museums, Vatican City State of the Vatican City Vatican Museums Statue First Imperial Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe

Head of Demeter: work preserved in the Sala Rotonda, Vatican Museums, Vatican City. State of the Vatican City Vatican Museums, Sala Rotunda Head Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization

Detail of the frieze of the Parthenon with a representation of three gods. Poseidon, Dionysus and Demeter. The frieze by Phidias and is located in the museum of the Acropolis of Athens

Votive relief representing Demetra and a female figure; work preserved in the Museum of Eulisis. Greece Eulisis, Museum Relief Classical, Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization

Votive relief representing the goddess Demeter and her daughter with a group of men during a procession. National Museum, Athens

Fountain of Ceres or Zampilliera, in the park of the Royal Palace of Caserta Caserta Royal Palace, park Monumental Fountain Eighteenth Century, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe

Statue of Demetra, in the Archaeological Museum on the Island of Kos Greece Island of Kos, Archaeological Museum Statue Hellenistic, Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization

The four elements; bas-relief from the Italo-German School, in the Muse du Moyen ge de Cluny, in Paris France Paris, Muse du Moyen Age de Cluny Low Relief, Basrelief Renaissance

Roman oil lamp depicting the goddess Ceres holding a cornucopia, in the Louvre Museum, Paris France Paris, Louvre Museum Oil Lamp Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1908

Head of Diameter: original work by Apollonia of Epirus and conserved in the Louvre Museum in Paris France Paris, Louvre Museum Head Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization

Greek relief preserved at the Louvre Museum, Paris, depicting the offering of a goat to Demeter France Paris, Louvre Museum High Relief Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization

Ceres protecting Triptoleme from King Lyncus The king of Thrace Lyncus tries to kill Triptoleme
JLJ4603720 Ceres protecting Triptoleme from King Lyncus The king of Thrace Lyncus tries to kill Triptoleme, charged by Ceres with the mission of repanding seeds, in his sleep

Bacchus, Ceres and Love, 18th century (painting)
LRI4699441 Bacchus, Ceres and Love, 18th century (painting) by Venetian School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bacchus, Ceres and Love Anonymous painting of Venetian influence)

Roman Art: marble altar of the twelve deities of Olympus - from Gabii (Lazio
LRI4633408 Roman Art: marble altar of the twelve deities of Olympus - from Gabii (Lazio) 1st-2nd century AD - Paris, musee du Louvre - Altar of the twelve deities of Olympus - Marble sculpture

Ceres changes Stellion to a lezard. Engraving from 1819 in "
XEE4137380 Ceres changes Stellion to a lezard. Engraving from 1819 in " Lettres a Emilie sur la mythologie" by Charles Albert Demoustier (1760-1801). Private collection

Greek Art: "Demeter entrusts an epi de ble to Triptoleme in the presence of
LRI4659673 Greek Art: " Demeter entrusts an epi de ble to Triptoleme in the presence of Persephone" Marble relief from Eleusis. 440-430 BC Dim

Greek Art: "Head of Demeter"Marble sculpture from Lycosure
LRI4659632 Greek Art: " Head of Demeter" Marble sculpture from Lycosure (or Lycosura, Lykosoura, Lycosoura). 4th century BC Athenes, National Archaeological Museum by Greek

Representation of the Summer season as Ceres holding a wreath of wheat
XEE4417293 Representation of the Summer season as Ceres holding a wreath of wheat and a horn of abundance. (The Summer represented as Ceres holding a leaf and a cornucopia)

Iinitiation to the cult of the Eleusinian Mysteries, Demeter
LRI4591052 Iinitiation to the cult of the Eleusinian Mysteries, Demeter and Persephone host a procession, 4th century BC.(terracotta) by Greek

Vertumne and Pomone (Jupiter and Ceres): Vertumne, in love with the nymph Pomone
LRI4691447 Vertumne and Pomone (Jupiter and Ceres): Vertumne, in love with the nymph Pomone, disguises herself as an old woman to approach her. Painting by Antonie Van Dyck (1599-1641) 1623-1625 Sun

Roman art: onyx cameo made by the sculptor Dioscuride (or Dioscorides) on two levels
LRI4660285 Roman art: onyx cameo made by the sculptor Dioscuride (or Dioscorides) on two levels. On top the Emperor Augustus (63 BC-14 AD), surrounded by mythological gods

In Eleusis, Triptolem is about to climb on a wheeled throne
XEE4107676 In Eleusis, Triptolem is about to climb on a wheeled throne, holding a scepter in one hand and ears of wheat in the other

A Sacrifice to Ceres, from Saint-Romain-en-Gal (mosaic)
XIR227686 A Sacrifice to Ceres, from Saint-Romain-en-Gal (mosaic) by Roman, (3rd century AD); Musee des Antiquites Nationales, St

Earthenware cup with dedicace to the goddess Demeter from Gravisca, 550-530 BC
LRI4688938 Earthenware cup with dedicace to the goddess Demeter from Gravisca, 550-530 BC by Etruscan, (6th century BC); Museo Nazionale Archeologico, Tarquinia, Viterbo, Lazio

The four elements: The Earth or The Triumph of Anne of Austria
JLJ4564628 The four elements: The Earth or The Triumph of Anne of Austria: allegorical painting depicting Anne of Austria (1601-1666) Queen of France in the centre, she is represented in Ceres

Representation of Ceres on his chariot, goddess of agriculture
XEE4417202 Representation of Ceres on his chariot, goddess of agriculture, harvest and fecondite (Ceres, goddess of agriculture, fertility, represented on a cart)

Scene de cult des Mysteres d Eleusis - Scene of initiation into the cult of
XEE4155421 Scene de cult des Mysteres d Eleusis - Scene of initiation into the cult of the mysteries of Eleusis - cult of Demeter

Representation of the deities Bacchus, Venus and Ceres Painting by Bon de Boullongne
JLJ4643695 Representation of the deities Bacchus, Venus and Ceres Painting by Bon de Boullongne (1649-1717) 18th century Troyes, Museum of Fine Arts by Boullogne

Greek art: fragment of funerary stele (or votive) called "
JLJ4669434 Greek art: fragment of funerary stele (or votive) called " the Exaltation to the Flower" (probably Demeter and Core (or Kore)). 470-460 BC. From Pharsal in Greece

Roman mythology - Diana (Diane) the goddess of the hunt
XEE4155495 Roman mythology - Diana (Diane) the goddess of the hunt and Ceres goddess of agriculture - engraving from " Usi e Costumi di Tutti i i Popoli dell Universo

Vertumne and Pomone (Jupiter and Ceres): Vertumne, in love with the nymph Pomone
XEE4137318 Vertumne and Pomone (Jupiter and Ceres): Vertumne, in love with the nymph Pomone, disguises herself as an old woman to approach her

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"Ceres Demeter: Goddess of Agriculture and Protector of Triptoleme" In the grand Council of the Gods, Zeus presides over a divine assembly on Mount Olympus, where Ceres Demeter stands surrounded by fellow deities. As the goddess of agriculture, she holds immense power in ensuring bountiful harvests and fertile lands. One tale depicts Ceres' fierce protection over Triptoleme, who was entrusted with spreading seeds across the world. King Lyncus of Thrace sought to end his mission by attempting to kill him in his sleep. However, Ceres swiftly intervened, transforming Lyncus into a lynx as punishment for his treachery. The 18th-century painting "Bacchus, Ceres and Love" captures the essence of these powerful gods intertwined in their respective domains. It showcases their influence over fertility and love that permeates throughout human existence. Roman art further immortalizes Ceres' transformative abilities through an altar depicting twelve Olympian deities from Gabii. Here we witness her turning Stellion into a lizard as depicted in an engraving from 1819. Greek antiquity reveals another significant moment when Demeter entrusts an epi de ble (a sacred grain) to Triptoleme's care under watchful eyes. This scene is beautifully captured on a terracotta cup adorned with red figures. A marble sculpture from Lycosure portrays the majestic head of Demeter herself - serene yet commanding respect as she embodies nature's abundance and fertility. Represented as holding a wreath made of wheat symbolizing summer's bounty, Ceres personifies the season itself - abundant with growth and prosperity for all living beings. Cult initiation ceremonies held at Eleusis were dedicated to honoring Demeter's mysteries - rituals shrouded in secrecy but believed to grant spiritual enlightenment and connection with nature's cycles.