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Representation of Hercules Terrassant Ante, King of Libya (Heracles (Hercules) killing Antaeus with a bearhug) From "Mythology of Youth "by Pierre Blanchard 1803

Representation of Hercules Terrassant Ante, King of Libya (Heracles (Hercules) killing Antaeus with a bearhug) From 'Mythology of Youth 'by Pierre Blanchard 1803


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Representation of Hercules Terrassant Ante, King of Libya (Heracles (Hercules) killing Antaeus with a bearhug) From "Mythology of Youth "by Pierre Blanchard 1803

XEE4417387 Representation of Hercules Terrassant Ante, King of Libya (Heracles (Hercules) killing Antaeus with a bearhug) From " Mythology of Youth " by Pierre Blanchard 1803. by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Representation of Hercules Terrassant Ante, King of Libya (Heracles (Hercules) killing Antaeus with a bearhug) From " Mythology of Youth " by Pierre Blanchard 1803.); Stefano Bianchetti

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This print captures a dramatic moment from Greek mythology, depicting the representation of Hercules overpowering and defeating Antaeus with an intense bearhug. The artwork is taken from Pierre Blanchard's "Mythology of Youth" published in 1803 and showcases the talent of the French School in the 19th century. In this scene, Hercules, known for his immense strength, engages in a fierce battle against Antaeus, who was believed to be invincible as long as he remained connected to his mother Earth. However, Hercules cleverly discovers that by lifting Antaeus off the ground and depriving him of contact with his source of power, he can defeat him. The artist Stefano Bianchetti skillfully brings this mythological encounter to life through intricate engravings and vibrant colors. The image portrays the raw power and determination displayed by Hercules as he confronts his opponent head-on. The intensity of their struggle is palpable, capturing a pivotal moment in Greek mythology. This artwork serves as a reminder of humanity's fascination with ancient myths and legends. It symbolizes bravery, resilience, and triumph over seemingly insurmountable challenges. Whether viewed for its artistic merit or appreciated for its historical significance, this representation of Hercules terrassant Ante continues to captivate viewers centuries after its creation.

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