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ARCHITECTURE
GODS AND MYTHS
LITERATURE
Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Cycles / 16th century (Middle) - Fontainebleau, Galerie d'Ulysse (Primaticcio and Niccolò dell'Abate) / Copies by Theodor van Thulden
Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Book XI: Ulysses recounts his adventures (Journey to the Underworld) / vv. 568-571: Ulysses sees Minos as judge over the dead
Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Book XI: Ulysses recounts his adventures (Journey to the Underworld) / vv. 572-575: Ulysses sees Orion hunting animals with his club
Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Book XI: Ulysses recounts his adventures (Journey to the Underworld) / vv. 576-581: Ulysses sees Tityus with vultures devouring his liver
Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Book XI: Ulysses recounts his adventures (Journey to the Underworld) / vv. 582-592: Ulysses sees the starving Tantalus
Further details
At the top left Orion, beneath Tantalus, further to the right Sisyphus (top) and Tityus (bottom), followed by Minus, at the right Hercules addressing Ulysses
Artist or creator
Date
1633
Location
Associated persons
Ian Jones (Photographer (digital))
Book, text or document (source of image)
Notes on photograph
Bibliographic Citation
Hollstein's Dutch and Flemish Etchings, Engravings and Woodcuts, ca. 1450-1700, vol. 30, Amsterdam 1986, p. 117, H. 62
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Record created with the generous support of the Kress foundation
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