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Zeus and Athena decide to send Hermes to Calypso, c1833.

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Ithaca, Greece, c1833.

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Telemachus and Mentor arrive at Pylos, c1833.

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Hermes orders the nymph Calypso to release Odysseus, c1833.

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The suitors discover Penelope's cunning, c1833.

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Odysseus drinking with Polyfemos, the cyclops, c1833.

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Odysseus in the house of Circe, the enhantress, c1833.

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Odysseus in the underworld, c1833.

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Odysseus follows the chariot of Nausicaa, c1833.

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'The Sacrifice of Nestor', c1833.

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Leucothea, the sea deity, saves Odysseus in the storm, c1833.

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'Penelope's dream', c1833.

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Nausicaa playing a ball game, c1833.

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Odysseus talks with Eumaeus, the swineherd, c1833.

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Title page of Homer's Odyssey, c1833.

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Scylla, the sea monster, c1833.

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'Phemius sings for the suitors of Penelope', c1833.

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The Sirens attempting to lure Odysseus onto the rocks, c1833.

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Selinus, Sicily, Italy, c1833.

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'Athena sets foot on the island of Ithaca, c1833.

'Athena sets foot on the island of Ithaca, c1833. Scene from Homer's Odyssey. Ithaca was the home of the poem's hero, Odysseus, and the destination of his epic voyage on his return from the Trojan War.

Unique Identifier AR976359

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5215px × 3360px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Black and white

GREEK MYTHOLOGY

NINETEENTH CENTURY

Weapon, Military