I posted a couple of pictures of the titan
Prometheus way back
when the short story version of
Cover Him with Darkness came out, because I've subsumed it into the backstory:
But hell, I think it's time for some more! Escpecially for those of you who want to see a
man tied up and menaced in Fine Art, for a change.
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Briton Rivière (1840-1920), Prometheus, 1889 |
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Harold Parker (1873-1962): Prometheus |
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Theodoor Rombouts (1597-1637) Prometheus |
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Francesco Foschi - Prometeo incatenato in cime innevate del Caucaso |
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Jacob Jordaens - Prometheus Bound (1640) |
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Christian Griepenkerl (1839-1916): Prometheus tortured by the Eagle |
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Nicolas-Sébastien Adam, 1762 |
I took this one in a gallery in Palermo - sorry, no idea who the painter is!
There are probably hundreds more out there in the world - it is an
extremely popular subject. I can recommend
Paintings Of The Torture Of Prometheus Where It Actually Looks Like The Eagle Assigned To Tear Out His Liver Is His New Boyfriend
(thank you Jo!)
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