Iconography
	GODS & MYTHS
	Hercules
	→ Myths → Exploits → Hercules and Hesione
	Orpheus
	→ Myths → Death of Orpheus → Orpheus killed by Bacchantes → Bacchantes spearing Orpheus
	→ Myths → Death of Orpheus → Bacchus transforming the Bacchantes into trees
	Midas
	→ Judgement of Midas → Apollo, Pan and Midas only → Midas with ass's ears
	→ Midas, Silenus and Bacchus → Silenus brought to Midas
	→ Midas, Silenus and Bacchus → Midas brings Silenus to Bacchus
	→ Midas, Silenus and Bacchus → The food Midas touches turns to gold
	→ Midas, Silenus and Bacchus → Midas bathes himself in the river Pactolus
	Peleus
	→ Myths → Peleus' cattle attacked by a wolf
	→ Myths → Peleus and Thetis → Myths → Thetis transforming herself
	Alcyone and Ceyx
	→ Shipwreck of Ceyx
	→ Ceyx enters the ship
	Historia Troiana
	→ The First Destruction of Troy → The building of the first Troy → With the help of Neptune and Apollo or Hercules
	Hesperia and Aesacus
	Chione
	→ Chione's grieving father Daedalion leaps to his death and is turned into a hawk by Apollo
	LITERATURE
	Ancient
	→ Ovid → Metamorphoses → Cycles → Rouen 1626 (copies after Merian after Gaultier after Franco)
	→ Ovid → Metamorphoses → Book XI

	Further details
	Close copy after an engraving by Gaultier (edition Paris 1606), which in turn copies the an illustration by Giacomo Franco (edition Venice 1584)
	ARTIST/CREATOR
	Blanchin, Jean (active Paris, first half 17th century)
	DATE
	1626
	LOCATION
	n/a
	TEXT/BOOK/DOCUMENT (SOURCE OF PHOTO)
	Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso) → Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide traduites en prose Françoise, Rouen (Berthelin), 1626

	Notes on photograph
	BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION
	Gerlinde Huber-Rebenich, Ikonographisches Repertorium zu den Metamorphosen des Ovid, vol. 1: Sammeldarstellungen, Berlin 2004, no. E17, B115

	Acknowledgements
	Record created with the generous support of the Dean's Development Fund of the School of Advanced Study, University of London

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