Good morning from Luxor
Good morning from Luxor Sandra from Egypt smiles to you.
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Aphrodite Kallipygos
By alchememeist.
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Titans versus Olympians
More than the other great Bolognese painters of the seventeenth century, Guido Reni represents a fundamental model for the Pesaro figurative culture of that period. ...
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Hephaestus forging the arrows of Eros
This painting by Alessandro Tiarini, 1577-1668, entitled Vulcan manufactures the arrows of Love, can be considered emblematically representative of the Bolognese artist’s painting. The composition...
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Bicycles on Acropolis
Photos of William Sachtleben in Acropolis William Lewis Sachtleben (March 29, 1866 in Alton, Illinois – December 13, 1953 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida) was a...
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Did the Norse know more about astrology?
Mercury- Muspelheim Venus – Vanaheim Earth – Midgard Mars – Asgard Jupiter- Jötunheim Saturn – Alfheim Neptune- Svartalfheim Uranus – Niflheim Pluto – Helheim Did...
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Will Odysseus tell his wife about his conquests?
Greek hero Odysseus has finally returned home to his wife, the faithful Penelope, after battling the Trojans and enduring years of subsequent troubles. The lovers...
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The first ever photo of the acropolis taken in 1842
Wow! The first ever photograph of the Acropolis in Greece was taken in 1842 by French photographer Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey.
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What is love?
Baby don’t herd me, don’t herd me, no more.
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Double crossed
Cyanide and happiness
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Girl at temple of Apollo
An old photo of the temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae, Peloponnese, Greece. Photo by Dimitrios Charisiadis
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