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Mythology Collection: IROQUOIS CREATION MYTH. Sky Woman. A depiction of the Iroquois creation myth

IROQUOIS CREATION MYTH. Sky Woman. A depiction of the Iroquois creation myth. Oil on canvas, 1936, by Ernest Smith

Mythology Collection: ANDERSEN: LITTLE MERMAID. The Little Mermaid. Drawing, 1932, by Jeannie Harbour for the fairy tale

ANDERSEN: LITTLE MERMAID. The Little Mermaid. Drawing, 1932, by Jeannie Harbour for the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen

SAINTS SERGIUS AND BACCHUS. Byzantine icon of Saint Sergius and Saint Bacchus, 7th century A.D

Mythology Collection: President Andrew Jackson destroying the Bank of the United States. Lithograph cartoon, 1828

President Andrew Jackson destroying the Bank of the United States. Lithograph cartoon, 1828
ANDREW JACKSON (1828). President Andrew Jackson destroying the Bank of the United States. Lithograph cartoon, 1828

FORD MERCURY AD, 1946. American magazine advertisement, 1946, for Ford Mercury automobiles

Mythology Collection: MOREAU: ARGONAUTS. The Return of the Argonauts

MOREAU: ARGONAUTS. The Return of the Argonauts. Oil on canvas, 1890-97, by Gustave Moreau

Mythology Collection: MARS AND RHEA SILVIA. The Vestal Virgin Rhea Silvia, mother of Romulus and Remus

MARS AND RHEA SILVIA. The Vestal Virgin Rhea Silvia, mother of Romulus and Remus, being seduced by the god, Mars. Line engraving by Hieronymous Rossi, 18th century

SEA MONSTER. Medieval woodcut

Mythology Collection: MEDIEVAL WHALE. Medieval woodcut showing sailors who landed on a whale, thinking it was land

MEDIEVAL WHALE. Medieval woodcut showing sailors who landed on a whale, thinking it was land, and started a cooking fire

Mythology Collection: FAIRY HOAX, 1920. Frances Griffiths and a leaping fairy, in a photograph made in

FAIRY HOAX, 1920. Frances Griffiths and a leaping fairy, in a photograph made in 1920 by her cousin Elsie Wright with a paper cutout

UNICORN, 12th CENTURY. Drawing after an illuminated bestiary manuscript, 12th century

Mythology Collection: THE FATES. The three Fates, Lachesis, Atropos, and Clotho

THE FATES. The three Fates, Lachesis, Atropos, and Clotho. Woodcut, 1513, by Hans Baldung Grien

Mythology Collection: MONSTER, 1493. Part-wolf, part-human monster. Woodcut from the Nuremberg Chronicle

MONSTER, 1493. Part-wolf, part-human monster. Woodcut from the Nuremberg Chronicle, 1493

Mythology Collection: MONSTER, 1569. Woodcut from Edward Fentons Certain Secret Wonders of Nature

MONSTER, 1569. Woodcut from Edward Fentons Certain Secret Wonders of Nature, published in London, 1569

CRANE-HEADED MAN, 1557. Woodcut from the Prodigiorum of Conrad Lycosthenes, 1557

HEADLESS MAN, 1557. Woodcut from the Prodigiorum of Conrad Lycosthenes, 1557

Mythology Collection: MONSTER, 1557. Large-eared man. Woodcut from the Prodigiorum of Conrad Lycosthenes

MONSTER, 1557. Large-eared man. Woodcut from the Prodigiorum of Conrad Lycosthenes, 1557

Mythology Collection: PERSIA: FIREBIRD. The Persian firebird

PERSIA: FIREBIRD. The Persian firebird. Drawing, 13th century, from Comestors Historia Scholastica

Mythology Collection: SIEGFRIED SLAYING DRAGON. Photogravure, late 19th century, after a painting by Konrad Dielitz

SIEGFRIED SLAYING DRAGON. Photogravure, late 19th century, after a painting by Konrad Dielitz (1845-1933)

Mythology Collection: JAPAN: GOD OF HAPPINESS. Hotei, the god of happiness in the Shinto religion of Japan

JAPAN: GOD OF HAPPINESS. Hotei, the god of happiness in the Shinto religion of Japan. Woodcut, 19th century

Mythology Collection: GILGAMESH. Gilgamesh taming two monsters. Woodcut after a Sumerian shell inlay, 3rd millennium B

GILGAMESH. Gilgamesh taming two monsters. Woodcut after a Sumerian shell inlay, 3rd millennium B.C

ATALANTA AND MELEAGER. Meleager hunting the Calydonian boar. Aquatint, c1800

Mythology Collection: HEAD OF ORPHEUS. Thracian girl carrying the head of Orpheus. Etching, late 19th century

HEAD OF ORPHEUS. Thracian girl carrying the head of Orpheus. Etching, late 19th century, after the painting, 1865, by Gustave Moreau

Mythology Collection: SEA MONSTER, 1560. Monk-like sea monster allegedly captured off the coast of Norway

SEA MONSTER, 1560. Monk-like sea monster allegedly captured off the coast of Norway. Woodcut from Konrad von Gesners Nomenclator Aquatilium Animatium

Mythology Collection: SEA MONSTER, 1560. Bishop-like sea monster allegedly sighted off the coast of Poland

SEA MONSTER, 1560. Bishop-like sea monster allegedly sighted off the coast of Poland. Woodcut from Konrad von Gesners Nomenclator Aquatilium Animatium

Mythology Collection: MONSTERS, 1578. Broadside announcing the birth of two human monsters, one with a pigs head

MONSTERS, 1578. Broadside announcing the birth of two human monsters, one with a pigs head and the other with the hind part of a calf, printed at Nuremberg, Germany, in 1578

DEATH OF ORPHEUS. Orpheus and the Bacchantes. Oil on canvas by Emile Levy (1826-1890)

Mythology Collection: SATYR & NYMPHS. Photogravure after an oil painting, 1873, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau

SATYR & NYMPHS. Photogravure after an oil painting, 1873, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905)

Mythology Collection: HOMER: THE ODYSSEY. Telemachus led by Athena (Minerva), who has taken the form of Mentor

HOMER: THE ODYSSEY. Telemachus led by Athena (Minerva), who has taken the form of Mentor, in search of his father Odysseus. Drawing, 1918, by Willy Pogany

ROMULUS AND REMUS. 15th century French ms. illumination attributed to Jean Fouquet

PYRAMUS AND THISBE. Woodcut, 1494, from a book of romances

Mythology Collection: DRAGON, 1640. Draco Aethiopicus. Woodcut from Ulisse Aldrovandis Serpentum et

DRAGON, 1640. Draco Aethiopicus. Woodcut from Ulisse Aldrovandis Serpentum et Draconium Historiae, Bologna, Italy, 1640

THE JUDGMENT OF PARIS. Cedar wood relief carving, Austrian, early 16th century

Mythology Collection: OUROBOROS, 16th CENTURY. The dragon Ouroboros

OUROBOROS, 16th CENTURY. The dragon Ouroboros. Woodcut from the 16th century French magic manuscript, La Magie noire

RINALDO AND ARMIDA. Oil on canvas, 1629, by Anthony van Dyck

Mythology Collection: TREE OF LIFE. Yggdrasil in Norse-Teutonic mythology

TREE OF LIFE. Yggdrasil in Norse-Teutonic mythology. Woodcut, 1515, by Hans Baldung Grien

Mythology Collection: MYTHOLOGY: SELENE. Allegorical representation of the Greek moon goddess, Selene

MYTHOLOGY: SELENE. Allegorical representation of the Greek moon goddess, Selene. Woodcut, German, early 16th century

MYTHOLOGY: HERCULES. Woodcut, c1496, by Albrecht Durer

POUSSIN: SHEPHERDS. The Shepherds of Arcadie. Canvas, 1629, by Nicolas Poussin

HERCULES AND CERBERUS. Woodcut from Villenas Doze Trabajos de Hercules, 1483

HERCULES. The Judgement of Hercules. Etching, 18th century

GRIFFIN, 1533. Woodcut, 1533, from a French signet

Mythology Collection: FANTIN-LATOUR: RHEINGOLD. Henri Fantin-Latour (1836-1904): The first scene from Das Rheingold

FANTIN-LATOUR: RHEINGOLD. Henri Fantin-Latour (1836-1904): The first scene from Das Rheingold
FANTIN-LATOUR: RHEINGOLD. Henri Fantin-Latour (1836-1904): The first scene from " Das Rheingold." Lithograph, 1876-77

WEREWOLF, 15th CENTURY. Werewolf attacking a man. Woodcut, German, 15th century

Mythology Collection: HERCULES & THE NEMEAN LION. Hercules performing his first labor, the strangling

HERCULES & THE NEMEAN LION. Hercules performing his first labor, the strangling of the Nemean lion. Woodcut, 1599, by Jost Amman

Mythology Collection: VULCAN AND THETIS. Vulcan making a new armor for Achilles on the request of his mother, Thetis

VULCAN AND THETIS. Vulcan making a new armor for Achilles on the request of his mother, Thetis. Detail from an Attic red-figured amphora, c480 B.C

Mythology Collection: MANTICORE, 1607. Woodcut from Edward Topsells The History of Four-Footed Beasts

MANTICORE, 1607. Woodcut from Edward Topsells The History of Four-Footed Beasts, London, England, 1607

Mythology Collection: ACEPHALI MONSTER, 1563. The Acephali, the headless people of Libya

ACEPHALI MONSTER, 1563. The Acephali, the headless people of Libya. Woodcut from Korte Wonderliche Beschryvinge, Holland, 1563

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