Polydorus Collection

"Polydorus: A Glimpse into the Mythical World of Polyphemus" Step into the captivating world of Greek mythology with Polydorus

Polydorus Collection: LAOCOON SCULPTURE 2

LAOCOON SCULPTURE 2
The Laocoon, antique marble sculpture by Hagesander, Polydorus and Athenodorus, of Rhodes : it was rediscovered in a vineyard in Rome in 1506, and is now in the Vatican. Date: 1st century BCE

Laocoon, work by Agesander, Polydorus and Athenodorus, 50 d. C. preserved in the Vatican Museums

Laocoon. Sculptural group representing the Trojan priest and his two sons strangled by snakes

Polydorus Collection: Art Greek. Hellenistic. Statue of Lacoon and his sons (Antiphates and Thymbraeus)

Art Greek. Hellenistic. Statue of Lacoon and his sons (Antiphates and Thymbraeus). The sculpture is attributed by three sculptors from the island of Rhodes. Agesander, Athenedores and Polydorus

Polydorus Collection: POTTER, 1537. Woodcut from a German translation of Polydore Vergils De Inventoribus Rerum

POTTER, 1537. Woodcut from a German translation of Polydore Vergils De Inventoribus Rerum, 1537

Polydorus Collection: Mosaic depicting triumphant chariot driver Polydorus and his horse Compressor, from Roman Trier

Mosaic depicting triumphant chariot driver Polydorus and his horse Compressor, from Roman Trier, Augusta Treverorum
Gallo-Roman civilization, 3rd century - Mosaic depicting triumphant chariot driver Polydorus and his horse Compressor. From Roman Trier, Augusta Treverorum, circa 250 A.D

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"Polydorus: A Glimpse into the Mythical World of Polyphemus" Step into the captivating world of Greek mythology with Polydorus, a collection that showcases fragments and reconstructions from the famous Polyphemus Group. This assortment offers a fascinating insight into the epic tale of Ulysses blinding Polyphemus, one-eyed Cyclops. The first hint lies in Polyphemus' right hand, a powerful symbol of his strength and ferocity. As we examine this fragment from the larger group, we can almost feel the force behind his grip as he seeks revenge on Ulysses for blinding him. Moving on to another piece, we encounter Polyphemus' left leg. Though fragmented, it still conveys his immense size and stature. It serves as a reminder of how formidable this mythical creature was before encountering Ulysses and his cunning tactics. As our journey continues through time, we come across an intriguing reconstruction of the entire Polyphemus Group. This remarkable artwork allows us to envision the dramatic scene where Ulysses blinds the mighty Cyclops using wit and strategy. Intricately crafted is also a headshot detail showcasing Polyphemus himself. The intricate features bring forth both awe-inspiring power and vulnerability within this legendary figure. Polydorus invites us to delve deeper into these mythological narratives while marveling at their artistic representation. Each artifact tells its own story - tales filled with heroism, treachery, survival against all odds - capturing our imagination like never before. So join us in exploring these remnants from ancient times; let your mind wander amidst gods and monsters as you uncover hidden meanings within each fragment or reconstruction. Experience firsthand why myths continue to captivate generations throughout history – because they hold timeless lessons about human nature itself.