Arch of Hadrian in Athens, Greece (c.131-134 A.D.)
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Arch of Hadrian in Athens, Greece (c.131-134 A.D.)
I will have you in my thoughts when I read the Odyssey on my flight tomorrow
I am holding your hand like a gay guardian angel
It seems that the daughter of Gaia has gone missing. Still, here is Mother's gift: A Peplos for Persephone. In case anyone is interested in the backstory for this illustration, here it is:
Yesterday, when I posted the above illustration, ‘A Peplos For Persephone’ on social media, it received many comments and some requests for
Corinthian Capital, marble, 2nd century, Roman
St. Louis Art Museum
“Corinthian cap and base.” Shades and shadows. 1921.
Internet Archive
Inktober Day 29: Injured + a nice little corinthian column as a treat