More Artworks by A. Rey (View all 58 Artworks)

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Ischys and Coronis, or two Niobids, conducted by two genies of the Netherworld to Apollo and Diana (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Apollo riding in a quadriga drawn by horses, with Artemis and Hermes (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Melpomene, muse of tragedy (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Apollo pursuing Daphne (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Chloris, Hera and Pandora (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Vulcan returned to Olympus by two Silenuses (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Apollo holding lyre and laurel branch (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Minerva and Iris (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

Zeus gives birth to Athena (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)