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Aphrodite StatueStatue of Aphrodite (Venus) - Goddess of Love
THEATRE / REGIONAL / DENMARKA comedy Kalkeballen, being performed at a popular theatre in Copenhagen Date: circa 1840
THEATRE / AMSTERDAMThe new Court Hall theatre, Amsterdam Date: circa 1760
HADES & DOG / ADLARD HADES & DOG / ADLARDHades, seated in profile with Cerberus his three-headed dog
FAUSTUS & MEPHISTOPHELES FAUSTUS & MEPHISTOPHELESDoctor Faustus with Mephistopheles dressed as a monk. Date: 1600
OFFERINGS TO CERESRoman ladies deck a statue of Ceres with flowers
APHRODITE IN CHARIOTAphrodite travels in her chariot, drawn by two very strong doves, while Cupid holds the reins : Flora sprinkles the way with flowers, and a hare follows
BRITOMARTISThe Cretan nymph Britomartis is very fond of hunting, but when she is hunted by King Minos, who seeks to trap her with nets and hounds, she throws herself into the sea
APOLLO AND HIS LYREwith his lyre
PSYCHE LOOKS AT EROSPsyche, visited by Eros after sundown, seeking to know what he looks like, spills hot oil from her lamp onto him, waking him, with sad consequences, though all ends happily enough
DAPHNISDaphnis, a Sicilian shepherd, son of Hermes, not only has a romantic affair with Chloe but finds time to invent pastoral poetry, with a little help from Pan and the Muses
Eros (Cupid) and PsycheA statue showing the love between Psyche and Eros (Cupid)
The Belvedere ApolloThe Apollo Belvedere or Apollo of the Belvedere?also called the Pythian Apollo?is a celebrated marble sculpture from Classical Antiquity
ECHO TRANSFORMEDEchos constant chatter vexes Hera, who curses her to speak only the last words addressed to her; unable to speak her love to Narcissus, she pines till only her voice remains
EROS / CUPIDThe Greek god of love : his Roman equivalent is CUPID
FLORA & POMONA FLORA & POMONAFlora, the Roman goddess of flowers, scatters them from above, while Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit, sees to it that they spring from the ground
ARTEMIS / DIANA STATUEDiana of the Ephesians - her statue at Ephesus depicted her traditionally as the many- breasted
ATALANTAAtalanta was the outstanding female bowperson of her generation, and was the first to wound the fearsome boar of Calydon
APOLLO (BUST)As god of music, poetry, archery, prophecy and the healing arts, youd think he had enough on his plate : but he is also identified with HELIOS, the Sun-God
THE GRACESThe CHARITES of Greek myth were daughters of Zeus and Eurynome : AGLAIA, EUPHROSYNE and THALIA personified and bestowed beauty and charm
ASKLEPIOS CONSULTEDA group of healthy-looking young ladies come to consult Asklepios in his private clinic Date: circa 300 BC
THEATRE / PLAYS / MARLOWETAMERLANE Mr and Mrs Barry in the characters of Bajazet and Selima, Act V: Now, now thou traitress... Date: 1776
CERBERUS CHAINEDCerberus, chained by Hercules, infects the Earth with his foam
ASKLEPIOS - STATUEGreek demi-god of medicine, adopted by the Romans as AESCULAPIUS
THE AGE OF GOLDWhen the living and the loving were easy; when, if you felt hungry, you just stretched your arm for some grapes
ARION ON A DOLPHINThe poet Arion is rescued by a dolphin off the coast of Calicut (!)
THEATRE / STAGE GESTUREDESPAIR Actress expressing despair Date: 1807
CLASSICAL MYTH / CHIMERAA monster made up from parts of different creatures
TREE OF CLASSICAL MYTHAspects of classical mythology depicted as leaves on a great tree
DRYDEN / ALL FOR LOVE / CLEOMrs Hartley in the character of Cleopatra Date: 1677
DRYDEN / AMPHITRYON / SOCIAMr Woodward in the character of Socia Date: 1690
CONGREVE / OLD BACHELORMr Foote as Fondlewife Date: 1693
CONGREVE / LOVEFOR LOVEA scene from Love for Love Date: 1695
Robin Hood and Maid MarianRobin Hood, Maid Marian and their companions eat, drink and make merry in Sherwood Forest
CLASICAL MYTH / HEBEThe daughter of Zeus and Hera, goddess of youth, and cup- bearer to the gods. She had the power of restoring youth and vigour to gods and men. Seen here in Heras chariot
MYTH / ATHENA / MINERVAPatron goddess of Athens also identified with Minerva, the Italian goddess of crafts
Othello by Shakespeare, Act III, Scene III Othello & Iago in the garden of the castle Date: Nineteenth century
Italian Model wearing dyed Ostrich-feather hatItalian Model wearing blue dyed Ostrich-feather hat. Date: 1908
Italian Fashion - Blue Bonnet Hat - Bead necklace. Date: circa 1920s
Buckingham Palace Hotel - Church Army Soldiers HostelExterior view of the Buckingham Palace Hotel - being used as the Church Army Sailors and Soldiers Hostel - very close to Victoria Station, Pimlico, London. Date: 1918
A Prize-winning rabbit and two proud owners (and cup!)A Prize-winning Champion rabbit and the two proud owners (and cup!). Date: circa 1920s
UK Entertainment Troupe, The Tanks, Striped Pierrot CostumesUK Entertainment Vaudeville Troupe, The Tanks, Striped Pierrot Costumes. Date: circa 1910s
Arnold Spiegler - Austrian Jewish ViolinistArnold Spiegler - Jewish professional violinist born in Brun, Austria (1883-1916). Arriving from Austria, Arnold intended to pursue a professional career as a musician in New York City but contracted
Cast iron bench in Rustic Pattern of entwined oak branches19th century antique cast iron bench in the Rustic Pattern of entwined oak branches and leaves and with entwined snakes on the end supports. Its (likely) proud creator stands behind. Date: circa 1880s
Bugler in the Ruston & Hornsby band, GranthamA 16 1/2 year-old girl, who played bugle in the band of Ruston & Hornsby, Grantham, Lincolnshire - Industrial Equipment Manufacturers. Date: 1953
WW1 - French soldiers firing (in vain) toward a German TaubeWW1 - French soldiers firing (in vain) toward a German Rumbler Taube Aircraft flying over their position on a reconnaisance mission. Date: 1914
Portrait of Otto von Bismarck painted by Franz von LenbachReproduction of a Portrait of Otto Eduard Leopold, Prince of Bismarck, Duke of Lauenburg (1815-1898) painted by Franz von Lenbach (1836-1904). Date: 1888
Volos on the Gulf of Volo, Thessaly, GreeceVolos on the shores of the Gulf of Volos, Thessaly, Greece. Date: circa 1907