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Echo and narciso

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Echo and Narcissus, por Nicolas Poussin. c.1627-28. Oil on canvas. Louvre, Paris, France

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TDI100 hows that echo and narcissus?

kataraang45 dunno....

arkohio Echo was a nymph who was as obsessed with Narcissus as he was with himself. He is sleeping by the water, where he used to stare at his reflection. Echo is being a complete stalker in the background. No idea what the naked cherub with a torch is though. It's possibly Cupid.

redbird_22 lol stalker, but yeah i am pretty sure that is cupid, cuz he has the wings an' all

Danae

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delfos oracle

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Hera

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Goddesses of Greece

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Perseus and Medusa

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Judgement of Paris

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Ares and Athena

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Hephaestus

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Artemis

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stheno

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Gods of Greece

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The rape of Gamynede

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Leda

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Cerberus

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Eros and Psyche

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Orpheus and Eurydice

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Hades

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Source: Allison Shaw

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Actaeon

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Protogenoi - Greek primordial deities

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The Protogenoi are the first entities or beings that come into existence. They form the very fabric of our universe and as such are immortal. The Prôtogenoi are a group of gods from which all the other gods descend. Although generally believed to be the first gods produced from Chaos, some sources mention a pair of deities who were the parents of these Prôtogenoi. These deities represent various elements of nature. Chaos has at times been considered, in place of Ananke, the female consort of Chronos.
-Aether
-link
-Chaos
-Chronos
-Erebus
-Eros
-Gaia
-Hemera
-Nyx
-Phanes
-Pontus
-Tartarus
-Thalassa
-Uranus

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The Head of Medusa

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Source: Peter Paul Rubens 1617