Lamia (also known as Lamia and the Soldier), (detail), 1905, by John William Waterhouse RA (English, 1849 – 1917), oil on canvas, 144.7 x 90.2 cm (56.9 x 35.5 in), Private Collection, Kharkiv

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Lamia (also known as Lamia and the Soldier), (detail), 1905, by John William Waterhouse RA (English, 1849 – 1917), oil on canvas, 144.7 x 90.2 cm (56.9 x 35.5 in), Private Collection, Kharkiv
are romance and reason really a perfect pair? or are they just doomed lovers, destined to burn out together?
The image of Medea and Circe talking to each other in Colchian language and Jason just standing there all confused in Argonautica will never stop being funny in my head! 😆😆😆
There Ithacans <3 (previous here)
Guys made with @calikoclouds
This bit in the Argonautica where Aphrodite goes to find her son Eros so she can wreak havoc with him, and he’s off beating Ganymede at knucklebones.
‘Why are you grinning, you unspeakable horror?’
How have I never posted this...
Anyway.. Apollonius au Valii-Rath drawn for Inktober '23~
The Minotaur, Apollonius au Valii-Rath
Darrow: Where’s Sevro?!
Apollonius: