A. Rey - Hera and Iris

Hera and Iris (1844-1861)

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Nike, Hera and Aphrodite

Nike, Hera and Aphrodite (1844-1861)

The Naval Victory or Nike

The Naval Victory or Nike (1844-1861)

Zeus on his throne gives birth to Athena

Zeus on his throne gives birth to Athena (1844-1861)

Minerva pursues a nymph

Minerva pursues a nymph (1844-1861)

Ancient Greek theatrical production, possibly a Phlyax play

Ancient Greek theatrical production, possibly a Phlyax play (1844-1861)

Jupiter, about to give birth to Minerva, is attended by two Eileithyias (goddesses of birth), and Apollo, Mercury, Hercules and Mars

Jupiter, about to give birth to Minerva, is attended by two Eileithyias (goddesses of birth), and Apollo, Mercury, Hercules and Mars (1844-1861)

Apollo in chariot drawn by two winged horses ; Sphinx, panther, griffin and lion

Apollo in chariot drawn by two winged horses ; Sphinx, panther, griffin and lion (1844-1861)

Apollo pursuing Daphne

Apollo pursuing Daphne (1844-1861)

The return of Hephaestus to Olympus, with Dionysus and satyr

The return of Hephaestus to Olympus, with Dionysus and satyr (1844-1861)

Minerva and Iris

Minerva and Iris (1844-1861)

Athena battling a giant

Athena battling a giant (1844-1861)

Neptune and the giant Ephialtes

Neptune and the giant Ephialtes (1844-1861)

Apollo and Aphrodite on cushioned couch, flanked by female attendants with basket, mirror, box and magic wheel

Apollo and Aphrodite on cushioned couch, flanked by female attendants with basket, mirror, box and magic wheel (1844-1861)

Apollo with a knife is about to flay Marsyas, who is tied to a tree

Apollo with a knife is about to flay Marsyas, who is tied to a tree (1844-1861)

Scene from a comedy about the centaur Cheiron, from a red-figured wine bowl (bell-krater)

Scene from a comedy about the centaur Cheiron, from a red-figured wine bowl (bell-krater) (1844-1861)

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