Amalthea Collection

Putti playing with the She-Goat Amalthea (oil on canvas)
5894169 Putti playing with the She-Goat Amalthea (oil on canvas) by French School, (18th century); 31x38 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

The Grotto of the Laiterie de la Reine, built in 1785 (photo)
XIR209987 The Grotto of the Laiterie de la Reine, built in 1785 (photo) by Thevenin, Jean (18th century); Chateau de Rambouillet, France; French, out of copyright

Jupiter suckled by the goat Amalthea, 1531-76 Creator: Giulio Bonasone
Jupiter suckled by the goat Amalthea, 1531-76

God Pan as a child playing the flute, fragment of the relief in Amalthea fountain

child becomes Jupiter fed goat Amalthea satyr
The child becomes Jupiter fed by the goat Amalthea, A satyr and a half-naked nymph are holding the goat Amalthea. The Jupiter child drinks milk from one of the goats udders

Jupiter child fed milk goat Amalthea milked nymph
Jupiter as a child fed with milk from the goat Amalthea, The goat Amalthea is milked by a nymph for the little Jupiter. He sits on the right as a naked child on the floor with a bottle in his hand

Amalthea Jupiter Goat Julien Tommaso Cuccioni
Amalthea and Jupiters Goat, by Julien; Tommaso Cuccioni (Italian, 1790 - 1864); Paris, France; about 1852 - 1864; Albumen silver print

Zeus as a boy fed by his foster mother, Amalthea
Zeus/Jupiter as a boy, being fed from a cornucopia by his foster mother Amalthea underneath a tree, while Pan (right) plays his pipes

Art Deco Poster Advertising Amalthea
Amalthea is a moon of Jupiter, the third closest to the planet at 181365 km away (about 2.6 Jupiter radii from the centre of the planet)

Jupiter seen from the surface of its moon, Amalthea. Amalthea is a tiny moon of Jupiter. It orbits very close to the planet

Capricorn, from the Signs of the Zodiac (oil on canvas) (see also 196700 to 196711)
XIR196703 Capricorn, from the Signs of the Zodiac (oil on canvas) (see also 196700 to 196711) by Jordaens, Jacob (1593-1678); Palais du Luxembourg, Paris

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"Amalthea: Nurturing the Divine in Art and Mythology" From ancient frescoes to oil paintings, Amalthea's presence has captivated artists throughout history. In "Putti playing with the She-Goat Amalthea, " we witness the tender interaction between celestial beings and this nurturing creature. The painting "The Childhood of Jupiter" transports us to a time when young Jupiter found solace in Amalthea's care. Even beyond canvas, Amalthea's influence can be seen in architectural wonders like "The Grotto of the Laiterie de la Reine. " This enchanting structure pays homage to the mythical goat who provided sustenance for gods. Giovanni Maria Falconetto immortalized her image on a grand scale within the Hall of Zodiac at Palazzo D Arco, reminding all who enter of her significance. Giulio Bonasone's masterpiece depicts Jupiter suckling from Amalthea, emphasizing their unique bond. Meanwhile, Pan takes center stage as he plays his flute near an exquisite relief in the iconic Amalthea fountain—a symbol of childhood joy and divine connection. As mythology unfolds, we discover that it is through this humble goat that a child becomes mighty Jupiter himself. Legends tell tales of nymphs milking Amalthea to nourish young Jupiter—an act that forever intertwines their destinies. Beyond artistry lies popular culture; even advertising embraced Amalthea's allure during the Art Deco era. An eye-catching poster promoting her name became synonymous with elegance and sophistication—a testament to her enduring legacy. Intriguingly, not only did she inspire artistic creations on Earth but also captured our imagination among distant celestial bodies. On one such moon named after her—Amalthea—we catch glimpses of majestic Jupiter looming large overhead. Jacob Jordaens' portrayal showcases how deeply rooted this mythological tale was in society.