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Can be considered cannibalism the Roman God Mars eating a Mars™️ chocolate?
“Ares”
Ares isn’t just physical war, he’s all wars, even the ones inside our head. He’s strength and the courage to fight another day even when it feels like you’ve been defeated, he’s the one pulling you back on your feet, brushing you off and helping you back into the fight. Ares isn’t about bottled up emotions either, he understands mortal pain, anger, and sadness, he understands the human condition and miasma more than anyone. He wants us to be able to feel and express these emotions in healthy productive ways. He’ll never let you fight these battles alone either, he’ll be your sword, your shield, your shining torch through the darkness. Above all he’ll be your number one supporter because he knows one of the toughest wars are the ones inside our heads and are wars only we can fight, no army, and that’s pretty badass. That alone, paints you a strong warrior in his eyes and he won’t let you forget it. 🖤
Still can't believe I had the honor to see one of my favorite paintings live in Belgium I wanna SCREAM
"Mars being disarmed by Venus" by Jacques-Louis David
Mars and Venus
After Antonio Canova (1757–1822)
Marble
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Mars and Venus
Flemish; 1580
Attributed to Hans Mont (c. 1545–after 1585)
Flanders (?), Belgium (Place Created)
Bronze
The J. Paul Getty Museum
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Mars and Cupid
1810
Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770–1844)
Plaster
Thorvaldsens Museum
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Cupid Restraining Mars
17th century
Bolognese School
Oil on canvas
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Mars and Venus with Cupid
1809
Leopold Kiesling (1770–1827)
Carrara marble
Vienna
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