Metamorphoses Collection (page 13)

Hippolytos destroyed horses P Ovidii Nasonis
Hippolytos destroyed by his horses, P. Ovidii Nasonis Metamorphoses argumentis breuioribus, Lactantius Placidus, Ovid, 43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D. Engraving, 1591

Plate 58: Apollo Killing Marsyas (Marsyas victus ab Apolline excoriatur), from Ovids Metamorphoses, 1606

Publius Ovidius Naso (43 B. C. -17 / 18 A. C. ), known as Ovid. Ro
Publius Ovidius Naso (43 B.C.-17/18 A.C.), known as Ovid. Roman poet. The Metamorphoses. Frankfurt, 1601

DRINKING PARTY, 1516. Satirical woodcut of a drinking party, referring to a legend in which drunkards metamorphose into animals. From De Generibus Ebriosorum et ebrietate vitanda, by Johann Hartlieb

DAEDALUS AND PERDIX. After Daedalus throws his nephew, Perdix, from the Temple of Athena on the Acropolis, Athena transforms Perdix into a partridge

Green frog tadpole. This tadpole of the green frog (rana clamitans) is at the two legged stage of metamorphosis. Eventually the front legs will develop and break through the operculum

Metamorphoses 2-8 AD. Book I. The Creation, The Battle of th
Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso) (43 BC-17 AD). Latin poet. Metamorphoses 2-8 AD. Book I. Engraving depicting The Creation, The Battle of the Giants, Decaulion and Pyrrha and Apollo and the serpent

Aert de Gelder (1645-1727). Vertumnus and Pomona. Oil on can
Aert de Gelder (1645-1727). Dutch painter. Vertumnus and Pomona. Oil on canvas. The god Vertumnus, disguised as an old woman approaches Pomona and lauds the virtues of love and of himself

Publius Ovidius Naso ( 43 BC AD 17 / 18). Roman poet. The Me
Publius Ovidius Naso ( 43 BC AD 17/18), known as Ovid in the English. Roman poet. The Metamorphoses. Latin narrative poem. Book II. Cadmus. Edited in Frankfurt, 1601

Plate 142 Pomona Vertumnus Vertumnus anili forma Pomonae sui amorem persuadet
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Four Studies Recumbent Female Nudes Galatea ca
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Plate 135 Circe Changing Ulysses Men Swine Ulyssis soci
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Plate 108 Alcyone Offering Prayers Juno Halcyone ob mariti reditum Iunoni supplicat
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Plate 6 Giants Attempting Storm Olympus Gigantomachia
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Mercury Battus Oil canvas 47 x 70 119. 4 177. 8 cm
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Plate 8 Rebirth Mankind Reparatio generis humani
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Plate 15 Daughter Croneus Changed Cow Coronis
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Plate 14 Erichthonius Released Basket Erichtonius cistella laxata cernitur
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Plate 140 Trojan Ships Changed Nymphs Berecynthia AEneae classem
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Plate 24 Warring Men Born Serpent Teeth Militum Seges e draconis dentium seminio
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Plate 31 Thisbe Running Lionness Well leaenae spectu territa fugit
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Plate 136 Circe Changing Picus Bird Circes concubitum detestatur
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Plate 27 Semele Wish Semele divino Ious concubitu occiditur
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Plate 64 Medea Restoring Aeson Youth Aesoni decrepito iuventam restituit Medea
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Plate 128 Galatea Acis Embracing Polyphemus Sings
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Plate 144 Immortalization Romulus Romulus Martis interceszione deitate
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Plate 126 Aeneas Anchises AEnea perentem pietas
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Plate 138 Acmon Friends Changed Birds Comites Diomedis indignatione veneris
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Plate 20 Mercury Turning Aglauros Stone Aglauros
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Plate 113 Greeks Battling Trojans Graecorum Troianorumque concursus
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Plate 3 Age Gold Aetas aurea Ovid Metamorphoses
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Plate 127 Anius Daugthers Changing Birds Maeonides Pyrenei vim effugientes
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Plate 83 Nessus Attempting Take Dejanera Hercules
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Plate 100 Apollo Killing Serpent Attacking Opheus
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Plate 99 Death Orpheus Bacchis discerpitur Ovid
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Plate 79 Ceres Ordering Erysichthon Punishment
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Drawings Prints, Drawing, Ceres, pleading, Jove, Return, Prosperpina, Ovid, Metamorphoses
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, Ceres pleading with Jove for the Return of Prosperpina: Ovid, Metamorphoses, Book V, Artist, Thomas Carwitham, British, active 1713-33, Carwitham, Thomas, British, 1670

Jupiter Astraea ca 1545-50 Pen brown ink brush
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Plate 67 Medea Destroying Jason Family Home Trucidatis liberis Medea fugam capesz
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Plate 95 Death Hyacinthus Hyacinthi cruor florem sui nominis
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Plate 87 Dryope Changed Lotus Tree Driope arboris formam transmigrat
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Illustrations Metamorphoses Ovid Jupiter Io. 1
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Plate 97 Hippomenes Winning Race Atalanta Atalantam Veneris ope vincit Hippomenes
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Plate 2 Creation Man Hominis creatio Ovid Metamorphoses
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Study Triton recto Anatomical Studies ? verso
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Plate 11 Phaeton Apollo Funestas ad Phoebum fundit preces
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Plate 72 Scylla Watching Minos Castle Walls Minois pulchritudine inflammatur Scylla
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Plate 66 Cycnus Hyrie Cygnus olorem Hiere stagnum vertuntur
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"Metamorphoses: A Journey Through Transformations in Art and Nature" Step into a world of enchantment as we explore the captivating theme of metamorphoses. From ancient myths to intricate artworks, this collection unravels the essence of transformation. In Caravaggio's masterpiece "Narcissus and Echo, " witness the tragic tale of self-obsession and unrequited love. Michelangelo's brushstrokes immortalize Narcissus' longing gaze, forever trapped by his own reflection. Marvel at the marble sculpture "Apollo and Daphne, " frozen in time as Apollo reaches out for his beloved nymph who transforms into a laurel tree before his very eyes. The delicate details capture both beauty and anguish in this mythological metamorphosis. The fresco "Marriage of Cupid and Psyche" transports us to a realm where mortal meets divine. Admire their union amidst celestial beings, symbolizing the transformative power of love that transcends all boundaries. Nature too reveals its wonders through metamorphosis. Behold the vibrant Cinnabar moth gracefully perched on ragwort, showcasing nature's ability to change form with grace and elegance. Satirical artwork depicting animal magnetism humorously explores transformations beyond physicality. Delve into these witty illustrations that challenge our perception of reality with their whimsical take on transformation. Witness the life cycle unfold as silk moths emerge from cocoons while silkworms feast upon mulberry leaves. This symbiotic relationship between insect and plant showcases nature's remarkable ability to transform itself for survival. A mask adorned with vine leaves and grapes reminds us of Dionysian revelry, where masks allow individuals to shed their identities temporarily, embracing new personas during celebrations - yet another form of metamorphosis experienced by humans throughout history. Orpheus Leading Eurydice from the Underworld depicts an emotional journey filled with hope but ultimately ending in tragedy.