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It fell on the foot of Acrisius, from The Heroes published by George Allen
3482326 It fell on the foot of Acrisius, from The Heroes published by George Allen and Unwin 1929 (litho) by Soper, George (1870-1942); Private Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22727996
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Folklore Foot Gods Grandfather Heroes Larissa Legends Perseus Tales Acrisius Quoit
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This print captures a pivotal moment from the ancient Greek mythological tale of Acrisius, beautifully depicted in George Soper's lithograph. The image showcases the dramatic scene where a deadly quoit falls upon the foot of Acrisius, forever altering his fate. Acrisius, portrayed here in intricate costumes and armor, stands as a symbol of power and authority. As the grandfather of Perseus, he plays a significant role in this legendary narrative filled with gods, heroes, and mythical creatures. This single event sets off a chain reaction that ultimately leads to his demise. Soper's meticulous engraving skillfully brings forth the intensity and gravity of this momentous incident. The viewer is transported back to ancient Greece as they witness this tragic turn of events unfold before their eyes. The Heroes published by George Allen and Unwin in 1929 breathes new life into these timeless tales through its stunning illustrations like this one. It serves as a reminder that even those who seem invincible can fall victim to destiny's cruel hand. As we gaze at this remarkable piece from Bridgeman Images' private collection, we are reminded once again why these myths continue to captivate our imagination centuries later – for within them lie profound lessons about mortality, hubris, and the ever-present struggle between mortals and immortals.
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