Promethee Collection

Prometheus Being Chained by Vulcan, 1623 (oil on canvas)
3709955 Prometheus Being Chained by Vulcan, 1623 (oil on canvas) by Baburen, Theodore van, called Dirk (1570/90-1623/4); 201x182 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

The Release of Prometheus (oil on card)
REY272675 The Release of Prometheus (oil on card) by Jettmar, Rudolf (1869-1939); Private Collection; Austrian, out of copyright

Attic red-figure volute-crater, decorated with a scene Pandora rising from the ground
AMQ100565 Attic red-figure volute-crater, decorated with a scene Pandora rising from the ground and Hermes holding the germ of falsehood

Black figure kylix depicting Atlas holding up the sky and Prometheus bound with an eagle
XTD75288 Black figure kylix depicting Atlas holding up the sky and Prometheus bound with an eagle picking out his liver, c.555 BC (pottery) by Arkesilas Painter, (fl.c.565-555 BC) (attr)

Prometheseus Running with Fire, from Promethee Enchaine by Aeschylus, pub
3474105 Prometheseus Running with Fire, from Promethee EnchaAneby Aeschylus, pub. 1941 (pochoir print) by Schmied, Francois-Louis (1873-1941); (add.info.: Prometheus returning fire to mankind)

Prometheus (oil on canvas)
BRN160658 Prometheus (oil on canvas) by Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre (1824-98); The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Prometheus Stealing Fire from the Gods (oil on canvas)
CH378234 Prometheus Stealing Fire from the Gods (oil on canvas) by Thornhill, James (1675-1734); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Prometheus carrying fire, 1637 (oil on canvas)
3247806 Prometheus carrying fire, 1637 (oil on canvas) by Cossiers, Jan (1600-71); 182x113 cm; Prado, Madrid, Spain; (add.info)

Prometheus (oil on canvas)
XBP335621 Prometheus (oil on canvas) by Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Jose de (1746-1828); Prado, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: son of Iapetos and Klymene; ); Photo eBoltin Picture Library; Spanish

Monument to Ludwig van Beethoven, the composer seated on a pedestal above figures
XAM79055 Monument to Ludwig van Beethoven, the composer seated on a pedestal above figures alluding to the Ninth Symphony, by Kaspar Ritter von Zumbusch (1830-1915)

The Prometheus Sarcophagus, after the original in the Capitoline Museum (engraving)
BAL136309 The Prometheus Sarcophagus, after the original in the Capitoline Museum (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

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"Unleashing the Fire: The Mythical Tale of Prometheus" In the realm of ancient Greek mythology, one figure stands out for his audacity and defiance against the gods - Prometheus. Through various artistic interpretations, this captivating tale unfolds before our eyes. "The Torture of Prometheus (oil on canvas)" portrays the agonizing punishment endured by this rebellious titan. Bound to a rock, he suffers as an eagle relentlessly pecks at his liver day after day. A haunting image that captures both pain and resilience. Yet hope shines through in "The Release of Prometheus (etching)". As Zeus relents, we witness the moment when Prometheus is freed from his torment. This etching beautifully depicts his liberation from captivity, symbolizing triumph over adversity. "The Myth of Prometheus, c. 1515 (oil on panel)" presents a mesmerizing scene in black and white photography. With intricate details highlighted, it transports us back to ancient times where this myth originated—a reminder of humanity's eternal fascination with these timeless stories. Another powerful portrayal comes in "Prometheus Bound (oil on canvas)". Here we witness the titan's struggle against chains that bind him tightly to a rugged landscape. His defiant gaze reflects unwavering determination even amidst immense suffering. Moving forward in time, "Prometheus Being Chained by Vulcan, 1623 (oil on canvas)" showcases Vulcan's role in binding Prometheus to his fate—an act filled with tension and dramatic intensity captured skillfully by the artist. "The Release of Prometheus (oil on card)" offers yet another perspective on freedom regained; its vibrant colors evoke a sense of relief as light breaks through darkness once more. Delving into pottery artistry reveals fascinating narratives like Pandora rising from the ground depicted on an Attic red-figure volute-crater or Atlas holding up the sky while Prometheus remains bound with an eagle showcased on a black figure kylix—both showcasing interconnected tales within Greek mythology.