A. Rey - Apollo in chariot drawn by two winged horses ; Sphinx, panther, griffin and lion

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Chloris, Hera and Pandora

Chloris, Hera and Pandora (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Apollo with bow and arrow

Apollo with bow and arrow (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Apollo and Dionysus

Apollo and Dionysus (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Melpomene, muse of tragedy

Melpomene, muse of tragedy (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Apollo and Artemis come to the aid of Leto, who was abducted by the giant Tityus

Apollo and Artemis come to the aid of Leto, who was abducted by the giant Tityus (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Thalia carried off by Jupiter in the guise of an eagle, and Aetnaeus

Thalia carried off by Jupiter in the guise of an eagle, and Aetnaeus (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Latone (Latona) carries the infants Apollo and Diana

Latone (Latona) carries the infants Apollo and Diana (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Jupiter with the lyre, Juno at left

Jupiter with the lyre, Juno at left (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Diana Brauronia menaces Callistro with her bow and arrow

Diana Brauronia menaces Callistro with her bow and arrow (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Apollo pursuing Daphne

Apollo pursuing Daphne (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Neptune and the giant Ephialtes

Neptune and the giant Ephialtes (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Seated Apollo feeding a hind

Seated Apollo feeding a hind (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Europa and the bull, with the nymph Phoenicé.

Europa and the bull, with the nymph Phoenicé. (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
The muse Thalia or Euterpe with casket and crown of ivy ; the muse Erato with a lyre

The muse Thalia or Euterpe with casket and crown of ivy ; the muse Erato with a lyre (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Neptune mounted on a hippocampus, or seahorse, reins in hand

Neptune mounted on a hippocampus, or seahorse, reins in hand (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)