Achilleus Collection
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"Achilleus: The Hero of the Trojan War and a Legend in Greek Mythology" Step back in time to the year 1880, where tales of ancient heroes come alive. Achilleus, a name that resonates with power and bravery, takes center stage as one of the Heroes of the Trojan War. Published during this era, his story captivates readers with its epic battles and mythical elements. Fast forward to circa 1954 on Corfu island in Greece, where an awe-inspiring statue of Achilles stands proudly in the garden of Achilleion palace. Built by Empress Elisabeth - Sisi - of Austria, this magnificent structure pays homage to the legendary warrior. In "Achilles Lamenting the Death of Patroclus, " we witness his sorrowful mourning for his fallen comrade. This emotional depiction showcases not only his strength but also his deep sense of loyalty and friendship. The marble sculpture titled "Aiace holding the body of Achilles" further immortalizes their bond. As Aiace cradles Achilles' lifeless form, it symbolizes both grief and admiration for a hero who gave everything for honor's sake. Marvel at a Roman sarcophagus from around 200 AD adorned with intricate carvings depicting Achilles' heroic deeds. Crafted from marble, it serves as a reminder that even after centuries have passed since his existence, Achilleus continues to inspire awe and reverence. "The Sacrifice of Polyxena, " an oil painting created between 1733-34 captures another pivotal moment in Achilleus' story. With brushstrokes conveying emotion and drama, this artwork portrays sacrifice amidst war – showcasing how love can transcend even death itself. Witnessing "Achilles killing Troilus" through lithography transports us into battle scenes filled with intensity and valor. These engravings bring forth vivid imagery that highlights Achilleus' prowess as he faces formidable foes.