The muse Thalia or Euterpe with casket and crown of ivy ; the muse Erato with a lyre by A. Rey - Artvee

A. Rey - The muse Thalia or Euterpe with casket and crown of ivy ; the muse Erato with a lyre

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Athena battling a giant

Athena battling a giant (1844-1861)

Diana pursues Helen

Diana pursues Helen (1844-1861)

Europa riding on the bull through the sea

Europa riding on the bull through the sea (1844-1861)

Zeus in his chariot prepares to hurl a thunderbolt

Zeus in his chariot prepares to hurl a thunderbolt (1844-1861)

Apollo holding lyre and laurel branch

Apollo holding lyre and laurel branch (1844-1861)

Diana Brauronia menaces Callistro with her bow and arrow

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

Neptune mounted on a hippocampus, or seahorse, reins in hand

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

Juno and the cuckoo

Juno and the cuckoo (1844-1861)

Seated Apollo feeding a hind

Seated Apollo feeding a hind (1844-1861)

Ischys and Coronis, or two Niobids, conducted by two genies of the Netherworld to Apollo and Diana

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

Apollo playing the cithara, and Artemis holding a bow and arrow

Apollo playing the cithara, and Artemis holding a bow and arrow (1844-1861)

The dispute between Athena and Poseidon over sovereignty of Attica

The dispute between Athena and Poseidon over sovereignty of Attica (1844-1861)

Jupiter, Victory, and Mercury

Jupiter, Victory, and Mercury (1844-1861)

Zeus gives birth to Athena

Zeus gives birth to Athena (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)

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