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Iris Approaching Athena and Hera, c. 1780, Attributed to Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée; Artist: Formerly attributed to Jacques Réattu, French, 1760 - 1833, 16 5/8 x 22 1/4 in. (42.23 x 56.52 cm) (image), Pen and black ink, bistre wash, and white gouache, and graphite, France, 18th century, Greek myth was popular among French Neoclassical painters, particularly obscure scenes like this one, which allowed the artist to invent an entirely new image This drawing represents a scene from Homer's Iliad, when the messenger goddess Iris was sent by Zeus to warn Athena and Hera not to help the Greeks in the war against Troy. Following their loss to Aphrodite in the beauty contest judged by Paris of Troy, Athena and Hera sided against the Trojans in the war. The artist depicted Hera, with her attribute of the peacock, and Athena, dressed in her armor, coming upon Iris just as they are rushing off to the battlefield.
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Iris Approaching Athena and Hera, c. 1780, Attributed to Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée; Artist: Formerly attributed to Jacques Réattu, French, 1760 - 1833, 16 5/8 x 22 1/4 in. (42.23 x 56.52 cm) (image), Pen and black ink, bistre wash, and white gouache, and graphite, France, 18th century, Greek myth was popular among French Neoclassical painters, particularly obscure scenes like this one, which allowed the artist to invent an entirely new image This drawing represents a scene from Homer's Iliad, when the messenger goddess Iris was sent by Zeus to warn Athena and Hera not to help the Greeks in the war against Troy. Following their loss to Aphrodite in the beauty contest judged by Paris of Troy, Athena and Hera sided against the Trojans in the war. The artist depicted Hera, with her attribute of the peacock, and Athena, dressed in her armor, coming upon Iris just as they are rushing off to the battlefield.
Iris Approaching Athena and Hera, c. 1780, Attributed to Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée; Artist: Formerly attributed to Jacques Réattu, French, 1760 - 1833, 16 5/8 x 22 1/4 in. (42.23 x 56.52 cm) (image), Pen and black ink, bistre wash, and white gouache, and graphite, France, 18th century, Greek myth was popular among French Neoclassical painters, particularly obscure scenes like this one, which allowed the artist to invent an entirely new image This drawing represents a scene from Homer's Iliad, when the messenger goddess Iris was sent by Zeus to warn Athena and Hera not to help the Greeks in the war against Troy. Following their loss to Aphrodite in the beauty contest judged by Paris of Troy, Athena and Hera sided against the Trojans in the war. The artist depicted Hera, with her attribute of the peacock, and Athena, dressed in her armor, coming upon Iris just as they are rushing off to the battlefield.
Persönlichkeiten: JACQUES REATTU
Bildnachweis: Album / quintlox
Freigaben (Releases): ? Modellfreigabe: Nein - ? Eigentumsfreigabe: Nein
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Bildgröße: 4736 × 3485 px | 47.2 MB
Druckgröße: 40.1 × 29.5 cm | 1864.6 × 1372.0 in (300 dpi)
Schlüsselwörter: 18. JAHRHUNDERT • 18. JH. • FEUER, KRIEG • FRANZOESISCH • FRANZOSE • FRANZÖSIN • GRABUNG: TROJA (TR) • JACQUES REATTU • KRIEG • KUENSTLER • KÜNSTLER • PARIS • PARIS, FRANKREICH • PFAU • SCHLACHTFELD • SZENE • TROJA, GRABUNG (TR) • VERLUST • VOGEL: PFAU
