Chris Maroulakis
Chris Maroulakis
The myth of Philoctetes
Philoctetes, old and ill is rapresented into a cave.
At the background, two male heads are visible. On the left, with a thick bear and a conical pilos, is identified with Odysseus.
The other one is probably Diomedes, stealing the weapons of Philoctetes.
Marble slab found in Merenda, Attica.
Vravrona Archaeological Museum
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Uploaded on February 14, 2019
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The myth of Philoctetes
Philoctetes, old and ill is rapresented into a cave.
At the background, two male heads are visible. On the left, with a thick bear and a conical pilos, is identified with Odysseus.
The other one is probably Diomedes, stealing the weapons of Philoctetes.
Marble slab found in Merenda, Attica.
Vravrona Archaeological Museum
1,262
views
29
faves
4
comments
Uploaded on February 14, 2019
Taken on February 3, 2019