Horae Collection

Horae, the ancient Greek goddesses of the seasons and natural portions of time, were believed to control the passing of hours and days

Horae Collection: Eirene with the infant Ploutos

Horae Collection: Royal Academy Prizes (engraving)

Royal Academy Prizes (engraving)
1101599 Royal Academy Prizes (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Royal Academy Prizes)

Horae Collection: Dance of the Hours and three putti with cornucopiae. Artist: Primaticcio, Francesco (1504-1570)

Dance of the Hours and three putti with cornucopiae. Artist: Primaticcio, Francesco (1504-1570)
Dance of the Hours and three putti with cornucopiae. Found in the collection of Stadtische Galerie im Stadelschen Kunstinstitut, Frankfurt am Main

Horae Collection: Dancing Horaes, 1804. Artist: Carlo Finelli

Dancing Horaes, 1804. Artist: Carlo Finelli
Dancing Horaes, 1804. Detail. In Greek mythology, the Horae were goddesses of the seasons. Found in the collection of The Hermitage, St Petersburg

Horae Collection: Facsmile Of Illustration To The Prayers For The Dead By Geofroy Troy From Horae In Laudem Beatiss

Facsmile Of Illustration To The Prayers For The Dead By Geofroy Troy From Horae In Laudem Beatiss Semper Virginis Mariae Printed Paris 1524 From A Catalogue Of A Collection Of Engravings Etchings And

Horae Collection: Facsimile Of Ornamented Page By Geofroy Troy From Horae In Laudem Beatiss Semper Virginis Mariae

Facsimile Of Ornamented Page By Geofroy Troy From Horae In Laudem Beatiss Semper Virginis Mariae Printed Paris 1524 From A Catalogue Of A Collection Of Engravings Etchings And Woodcuts By Richard

ADORATION OF THE MAGI. Woodcut from Horae, Paris, France, c1525

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Horae, the ancient Greek goddesses of the seasons and natural portions of time, were believed to control the passing of hours and days. These beautiful deities were said to bring order and harmony to the world, ensuring that each season flowed seamlessly into the next. Their presence was felt in every aspect of life, from planting crops to celebrating festivals. The they were often depicted as graceful maidens adorned with flowers and carrying symbols of their respective seasons. They were revered for their ability to maintain balance in nature and guide mortals through the cycles of time. In modern times, we may not worship these goddesses as our ancestors did, but we can still appreciate their significance in our lives. The concept reminds us to cherish each moment and embrace change as a natural part of existence. As we go about our daily routines, let us remember the wisdom of the Horae and strive to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature. By honoring these ancient goddesses, we can find peace and fulfillment in our own journey through time.