Thesseus and the Minotaur.
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Thesseus and the Minotaur.
MYTHOS: Team ARGOS
Theseus Finds the Sword of his Father Aegeus under the Rock
Artist: Joseph Dorffmeister (Austrian, 1764-1814)
Date: 1802
Medium: Oil painting
Collection: Private collection
Description
Theseus was the son of the Athenian king Aegeus, but was raised far away by his grandfather. When Theseus reached maturity, his mother directed him to lift a heavy rock that hid the sword and sandals his father had left behind as tokens of his royal descent. Theseus then started his adventurous journey to Athens, where Aegeus recognized him as his son because of the sword, and declared him his successor.
A Friendly Duel
Just a friendly sparring match between partners~ Gotta keep those forms sharp, even when you're not out adventuring~
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Herakles while walking away from the underworld with Theseus: So is it true that you kidnapped a Helen of troy....when she was 12?
Thesseus: Okay so people have overblown this, yes i did kidnap her, but no i wasnt planning to do anything to her, i was just going to keep her as a slave until she was of age.
Herakles: Okay. But That's Worse. You, You Do Get How That's Worse, Right?
Artist: Alvaro Ramirez Title: Thesseus and the Minotaur “Straming illustration” Hahaha, he is like: “They said it was big but come on!!”... xD Cool indeed
Thesseus and the Amazons.
After Heracles obtained the girdle of the Amazon Hippolyta in one of his twelve labors, Theseus, who participated in the expedition, kidnapped an Amazon named Antiope, Hippolyta's sister. The Amazons then attacked Athens to rescue the kidnapped woman, but were defeated by the Athenians.
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