A. Rey - The return of Hephaestus to Olympus, with Dionysus and satyr

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Europa and the bull, with the nymph Phoenicé.

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

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Diana the huntress, with Jupiter, Apollo and Winged Victory

Diana the huntress, with Jupiter, Apollo and Winged Victory (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Diana pursues Helen

Diana pursues Helen (1844-1861)

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

Neptune and the giant Ephialtes (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)
Juno and Hebe

Juno and Hebe (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Nike, Hera and Aphrodite

Nike, Hera and Aphrodite (1844-1861)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
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)

A. Rey (French, 19th Century)
Apollo and Artemis performing a libation at an altar

Apollo and Artemis performing a libation at an altar (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)
Apollo playing the cithara, with Artemis and hind

Apollo playing the cithara, with Artemis and hind (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)
Seated Apollo feeding a hind

Seated Apollo feeding a hind (1844-1861)

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

Apollo and Dionysus (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)