Paganism Collection (#7)

Second Punic War: Roman women begging the gods to save the city of Rome from Hannibal and Carthaginians in 216 BC
NWI4862338 Second Punic War: Roman women begging the gods to save the city of Rome from Hannibal and Carthaginians in 216 BC

Head of Medusa. Roman art. Sculpture on bronze. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia
CUL4862519 Head of Medusa. Roman art. Sculpture on bronze. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia by Roman; Archaeological Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona

Anubis. Statuette. Bronze. Mould (metal). Low Epoque (750-332 BC) Egypt - Dim in cm 15, 3x2
JEB4872158 Anubis. Statuette. Bronze. Mould (metal). Low Epoque (750-332 BC) Egypt - Dim in cm 15, 3x2, 9x7 - Inventory number 1991.1.33, Musee d'Archeologie Mediterraneenne

View of Italy: Temple of Vesta in Rome. Engraving by Martens, 19th century after the Daguerrian photographic
JEB4834283 View of Italy: Temple of Vesta in Rome. Engraving by Martens, 19th century after the Daguerrian photographic excursions

Jupiter (Zeus) and Juno on a chariot drains by peacocks. Drawing by Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574)
GIM5037852 Jupiter (Zeus) and Juno on a chariot drains by peacocks. Drawing by Giorgio Vasari (1511-1574).; (add.info.: Jupiter (Zeus) and Juno on a chariot drains by peacocks

Ancient rome: Vestal Virgin were priestesses of Vesta, goddess of the hearth Engraving from "Rom" by Wilhelm
ELD4965566 Ancient rome: Vestal Virgin were priestesses of Vesta, goddess of the hearth Engraving from "Rom" by Wilhelm Wagner

Roman mythology: Vulcan, god of fire, blacksmith and blacksmith, with its attributes
FLO4974658 Roman mythology: Vulcan, god of fire, blacksmith and blacksmith, with its attributes, the hammer and anvil and has his feet a helmet

Roman Antiquite " the bacchanals that were held, at night, in Ostia, Italy" (Bacchanalia, novel festival)
ELD4962118 Roman Antiquite " the bacchanals that were held, at night, in Ostia, Italy" (Bacchanalia, novel festival)

Nordic mythology: representation of Ingeborg character from the saga of Frithiof (Frithjof) (Norse mythology)
ELD4959093 Nordic mythology: representation of Ingeborg character from the saga of Frithiof (Frithjof) (Norse mythology: Ingeborg from the saga of Frithiof)

Nordic mythology: the Battle of Bravellir or Battle of Bravalla legendary battle described in the Nordic sagas as
ELD4959085 Nordic mythology: the Battle of Bravellir or Battle of Bravalla legendary battle described in the Nordic sagas as having taken place in Brevellir in the 8th century between Sigurd Hring

Norse mythology: Beowulf during the Second battle: Grendel's Mother Engraving from "Nordisch-Germanische
ELD4959029 Norse mythology: Beowulf during the Second battle: Grendel's Mother Engraving from "Nordisch-Germanische Gotter und Helden" by Wilhelm wagner 1901; Private Collection;

Nordic mythology: representation of a Scandinavian poet scalde from the Middle Ages (Norse mythology: a skald)
ELD4959018 Nordic mythology: representation of a Scandinavian poet scalde from the Middle Ages (Norse mythology: a skald, icelandic poet)

Les Nornes Urd, Verdandi et Skuld weaving les fils du destin au pied d'Yggdrasil
ELD4959017 Les Nornes Urd, Verdandi et Skuld weaving les fils du destin au pied d'Yggdrasil (The Norns spin the threads of fate at the foot of Yggdrasil)

Nordic mythology: a warrior is received by Odin and his Walkyries in Valholl (or Walhalla, Valhalla)
ELD4958976 Nordic mythology: a warrior is received by Odin and his Walkyries in Valholl (or Walhalla, Valhalla, Valhalle) (Norse mythology: the god Odin receives half of those who die in combat)

Norse mythology: Idun goddess associated with apples and youth and her husband Bragi Engraving
ELD4958741 Norse mythology: Idun goddess associated with apples and youth and her husband Bragi Engraving from "Nordisch-Germanische Gotter und Helden" by Wilhelm wagner 1901; Private

Classic Greek Art: Head of Hermes. 4th c. BC (marble)
CUL4934384 Classic Greek Art: Head of Hermes. 4th c. BC (marble); (add.info.: BARCELONA. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia); AIC

Egyptian gods: Anubis 1, 2, Aries 3, 4 and Serapis 5. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio
FLO4620466 Egyptian gods: Anubis 1, 2, Aries 3, 4 and Serapis 5. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio Ferrario's Costumes Antique and Modern of All Peoples

Egyptian gods in the Graeco-Roman style: Isis from a Greek temple 1, Isis with snake from a Roman temple
FLO4620497 Egyptian gods in the Graeco-Roman style: Isis from a Greek temple 1, Isis with snake from a Roman temple, and Serapis with snake from a Greek temple 3

Costumes of Egyptian priests and priestesses of Isis from an Egyptian manuscript and bas-relief
FLO4620484 Costumes of Egyptian priests and priestesses of Isis from an Egyptian manuscript and bas-relief. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio Ferrario's Costumes

Statues and depictions of the Egyptian god Osiris. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio
FLO4620453 Statues and depictions of the Egyptian god Osiris. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio Ferrario's Costumes Antique and Modern of All Peoples

Aztec hieroglyphs depicting the god Cihuacoatl, snake woman and fertility goddess
FLO4622090 Aztec hieroglyphs depicting the god Cihuacoatl, snake woman and fertility goddess. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Verico from Giulio Ferrario's Ancient

Roman mythology: Vertumne, Pomone and a river divinite - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf
FLO4680045 Roman mythology: Vertumne, Pomone and a river divinite - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf, based on an illustration by Leonard Defrance (1735-1805)

Discovered from the Holy Cross by St. Helene, the events on Golgotha hill and the eveques of Tongeren
ETI4396586 Discovered from the Holy Cross by St. Helene, the events on Golgotha hill and the eveques of Tongeren. Reliquary, circa 1170

Borghese vase: crater a dionysian decor (Dionysos) (dionysian fete or bacchanales) around 40-30 BC. Louvre Museum
ETI4397303 Borghese vase: crater a dionysian decor (Dionysos) (dionysian fete or bacchanales) around 40-30 BC. Louvre Museum.; (add.info.: Borghese vase)

Love harvester. Roman mosaic found in Carthage, 2nd century. Louvre
ETI4396287 Love harvester. Roman mosaic found in Carthage, 2nd century. Louvre.; (add.info.: Love harvester. Roman mosaic found in Carthage, 2nd century. Louvre.)

The chariot of the Sun - representation of the 11th century
LSE4105524 The chariot of the Sun - representation of the 11th century; Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info)

Roman mythology: Rename, goddess ailee, of public or social recognition, blowing in his trunk - Eau forte by Jacques
FLO4680116 Roman mythology: Rename, goddess ailee, of public or social recognition, blowing in his trunk - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Roman mythology: Veritas, goddess of truth, with an aureole, naked holding a palm
FLO4680108 Roman mythology: Veritas, goddess of truth, with an aureole, naked holding a palm and a mirror - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Greek mythology: Orphee, heros, musician and poet, with a crown and its lyre - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant
FLO4680093 Greek mythology: Orphee, heros, musician and poet, with a crown and its lyre - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf, based on an illustration by Leonard Defrance (1735-1805)

Ancient Mythology: Orphee, Abundance and Verite - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf
FLO4680073 Ancient Mythology: Orphee, Abundance and Verite - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf, based on an illustration by Leonard Defrance (1735-1805)

Roman mythology: Flora, goddess of flowers and spring, with a crown of flowers
FLO4679960 Roman mythology: Flora, goddess of flowers and spring, with a crown of flowers and holding a garland of leaves - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Roman mythology: Pluto, god of the underworld and the dead, wearing a crown
FLO4679873 Roman mythology: Pluto, god of the underworld and the dead, wearing a crown, a trident and holding the chain of Cerbere

Roman mythology: Bacchus, god of wine and drunkenness, with a crown of vine leaves
FLO4679870 Roman mythology: Bacchus, god of wine and drunkenness, with a crown of vine leaves, holding a bunch of grapes and leaning on a fawn skin - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Greek mythology: Melpomene, muse of tragedies, with its attributes, a vine crown
FLO4679798 Greek mythology: Melpomene, muse of tragedies, with its attributes, a vine crown, a tragic mask and a stick (cane) - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Greek mythology: Euterpe, muse of music, with the instrument of his invention l'aulos (the double flute)
FLO4679764 Greek mythology: Euterpe, muse of music, with the instrument of his invention l'aulos (the double flute) - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Roman mythology: Vesta, virgin goddess of the home, standing near an altar with sacred fire - Eau forte by Jacques
FLO4679731 Roman mythology: Vesta, virgin goddess of the home, standing near an altar with sacred fire - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf

Roman mythology: Chaos, primordial element of the origin of the world, god of creation with its attributes the Sun
FLO4679682 Roman mythology: Chaos, primordial element of the origin of the world, god of creation with its attributes the Sun and the Moon

Greek and Roman gods: the Muses. Clio 1, Euterpe 2, Thalia 3, Melpomene 4, Terpsichore 5, Erato 6, Polyhymnia 7
FLO4575765 Greek and Roman gods: the Muses. Clio 1, Euterpe 2, Thalia 3, Melpomene 4, Terpsichore 5, Erato 6, Polyhymnia 7, Urania 8 and Calliope 9

Greek and Roman gods: Pluto 1, 2, Vesta 3, and Bacchus 4, 5. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Bertuch's
FLO4575748 Greek and Roman gods: Pluto 1, 2, Vesta 3, and Bacchus 4, 5. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Bertuch's " Bilderbuch fur Kinder" (Picture Book for Children), Weimar

The People, seduced by Vatha, claim the Re-establishment of Paganism (engraving)
8649820 The People, seduced by Vatha, claim the Re-establishment of Paganism (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The People, seduced by Vatha)

Civilization of the Roman Empire: Procession in the Forum Romanum (or Forum of Rome or Foro Romano) of Ancient Rome
NWI4857714 Civilization of the Roman Empire: Procession in the Forum Romanum (or Forum of Rome or Foro Romano) of Ancient Rome

Nordic mythology: representation of Thor combatant le geant Hrungnir (Norse mythology: Thor (Donar)
ELD4958801 Nordic mythology: representation of Thor combatant le geant Hrungnir (Norse mythology: Thor (Donar), Germanic God of the thunder

Norse mythology: the big fight, Ragnarok Engraving from "Nordisch-Germanische Gotter und Helden" by Wilhelm
ELD4958469 Norse mythology: the big fight, Ragnarok Engraving from "Nordisch-Germanische Gotter und Helden" by Wilhelm wagner 1901; Private Collection; (add.info.: Norse mythology)

Roman mythology: Bacchus, Neptune and Pluto - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf
FLO4679898 Roman mythology: Bacchus, Neptune and Pluto - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf, based on an illustration by Leonard Defrance (1735-1805)

Greek mythology: Polymnie (Polhymnie), muse of singing, with a crown of flowers - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant
FLO4679775 Greek mythology: Polymnie (Polhymnie), muse of singing, with a crown of flowers - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf, from an illustration by Leonard Defrance (1735-1805)

Gladiator sacrifice to the Aztec god Xipe Totec or Tlatlauhca, Mexico City
FLO4622152 Gladiator sacrifice to the Aztec god Xipe Totec or Tlatlauhca, Mexico City. An Aztec warrior with sword and shield fights a captured enemy on a raised stage before an audience

Nordic mythology: the giant Skrymir asleep bitten by the Mjollnir of Thor with his Mjollnir
ELD4958806 Nordic mythology: the giant Skrymir asleep bitten by the Mjollnir of Thor with his Mjollnir, special hammer (Norse mythology)

Greek mythology: Alecto, Erinye or infernal goddess of anger, fighting with snakes - Eau forte by Jacques Louis
FLO4679897 Greek mythology: Alecto, Erinye or infernal goddess of anger, fighting with snakes - Eau forte by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf, based on an illustration by Leonard Defrance (1735-1805)

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"Paganism: Exploring the Mystical World of Ancient Beliefs" Step into a realm where ancient gods and mythical creatures come alive, as we delve into the captivating world of paganism. This enchanting 150 caption takes you on a journey through time, showcasing remarkable artworks that depict the essence of pagan traditions. The Wicker Man (1973) UK One Sheet poster sets the stage for our exploration, with its eerie depiction of an ancient ritual. As we venture further, The Wild Hunt of Odin (1872) by Peter Nicolai Arbo transports us to Norse mythology, capturing the fierce and majestic hunt led by Odin himself. Intriguingly dark yet mesmerizingly beautiful is The Wicker Man (1973) UK Quad Artwork, which hints at sacrificial practices in pagan rituals. Meanwhile, Lokis Brood from Valhalla: Gods of the Teutons (c. 1905) showcases Arthur Rackham's artistic brilliance in illustrating Norse legends. Freia, The Fair One (1910), an illustration by Arthur Rackham for Richard Wagner's epic opera cycle "The Ring, " brings forth a sense of ethereal beauty intertwined with mythological tales. Continuing this theme is another masterpiece by Rackham - Illustration for The Edda - which captivates viewers with its intricate details and otherworldly charm. Sisyphus' eternal struggle depicted in chromolitho form reminds us of the philosophical aspects present within pagan beliefs. Brunnhilde on Grane Leaping onto Siegfried's Funeral Pyre portrays a dramatic scene from Wagner's "Siegfried" opera and highlights Rackham's ability to capture intense emotions through his artistry. Shifting our focus to history itself, The Growth of Russia in Europe (1300-1796) offers insight into how paganism once thrived across vast territories.