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Odysseus & Circe

Circe the sorceress, with her handmaiden at her side, urges Odysseus (Ulysses) to have a drink from her table. But since she turned his men into pigs. he is reluctant to do so

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Circe Homer Mythology Odysseus Odyssey Pigs Reluctant Sorceress Turned Ulysses Urges Handmaiden Myth


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In this image from Greek mythology, the enchanting Circe, portrayed in elegant ancient costume, extends an inviting gesture to the renowned hero Odysseus (Ulysses). Surrounded by the mystical ambiance of her magical realm, Circe's handmaiden looks on as she urges Odysseus to partake in a drink from her table. However, a sense of trepidation lingers in Odysseus' eyes, as he is all too aware of the consequences of her hospitality. Circe, the sorceress, was infamous for her ability to transform those who displeased her into animals. Odysseus had bravely sailed past her island, Aeaea, with his men, but his curiosity and thirst for knowledge led him to land and seek her counsel. Unfortunately, Circe's hospitality came with a price, and she turned his men into pigs as a punishment for insulting her. Odysseus, however, was granted immunity from her spell due to the herb moly given to him by the god Hermes. With the help of this divine intervention, he was able to resist Circe's enchantments and eventually escape her island. This scene from Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey, is a testament to the power of Circe's sorcery and the strength and cunning of Odysseus. This evocative print, showcasing the intricacies of Greek mythology and the rich history of ancient Greece, is a must-have for any collector of classical art or mythological imagery. With its exquisite detail and authentic costumes, it transports us back to a time when gods and heroes walked among mortals, shaping the course of history.

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