Greek and Roman Mythology

This unique collection recaptures the glory of the Olympian gods and the exploits of divine and mortal heroes. Based on classical Greco-Roman art, its sources range from book illustrations to line drawings and paintings. These timeless images will add elegance, grace, and dignity to any graphics project.

001 - Medusa; Caravaggio; 1598
003 - Poseidon
004 - Orpheus
005 - The Three Graces; Jean-Baptiste Regnault; 1793
007 - The Retum of Persephone; Lord Frederic Leighton; 1891
008 - Mercury and Pandora
009 - Mercury; Giambattista Tiepolo; 18th century
010 - Mercury, Epimetheus and Pandora
012 - Jupiter and Juno on Mount Ida; James Barry; 1741-1806
013 - Prometheus Carrying Fire; Jan Crossiers; 17th century
015 - The Torture of Prometheus; Jean-Louis Cesar Lair; 1781-1828
016 - The Torture of Prometheus; Gustave Moreau; 1826-1898
018 - Nestor's Sacrifice
019 - Atlas and Prometheus
021 - Eos and Memnon
022 - Apollo and Daphne; Giovanni Battista Tiepolo; c. 1743-44
023 - Apollo and Daphne; Antonio Dei Pollaiuolo; c.1432-1498
024 - Astrea and Aurora
025 - Diana and Endymion; Nicolas Poussin; 1630
026 - An Allegory with Venus and Cupid; Bronzino; 1540-50
027 - Cupid and Psyche; Francois Gerard; 1798
029 - Jason; Gustave Moreau; 1865
031 - Proserpine; Dante Gabriel Rossetti; 1880
032 - Morning
033 -Athena
034 - Minerva
035 - The Pleiades (Seven Sisters)
036 - The Prophetic Head and Lyre of Orpheus;
Gustave Moreau; 1865
037 - Dancing Seasons
038 - Dancing Seasons
039 - Minerva and the Hours
040 - Nereid
042 - The Triumph of Galatea; Raphael; 1483-1520
043 - Circe and Odysseus
044 - Athene and Penelope
046 - Odysseus and Daughter of Alcinous
047 - Helen
048 - Peneiope
049 - Nursing Centaur
052 - Heracles
053 - Hercules and the Hydra; Antonio Pollaiuolo; 15th century
054 - Heracles
055 - Heracles slaying the Nemean Lion
056 - Heracles
057 - Hercules
058 - Heracles
059 - Heracies and Uchas060 - Heracles and Hydra
062 - Heracles
063 - The Abduction of Dejanira by the Centaur Nessus;         Guido Reni; 1575-1642
064 - The Education of Achilles; Pompeo Batoni; 1770
066 - The Centaur Chiron Teaches the Young Achilles Archery;
         Giuseppe Maria Crespi;1665-1747
068 - Zeus and Europa; Gustave Moreau; 1868
069 - Perseus
070 - Perseus Tuming Phineas and His Followers to Stone;
         Luca Giordano; 1634-1705
072 - The Baleful Head; Sir Edward Burne-Jones; 1887
073 - Typhon and Echidna
075 - Peleus and Thetis
077 - Chiron and Jason
078 - Medeja, Jason and Orpheus
079 - Launching of the Argo
080 - Danae and Dietys
081 - Theseus and Periphetes082 - Perseus and Andromeda
083 - Talus and Medeia
084 - Perseus and the Gorgons
085 - Perseus, Medusa and Polydectes
086 - Giants versus the Titans
087 - Olympians versus the Titans
088 - Achilles Contemplating the Body of Patroclus; 
         G.A. Pellegrini; 18th century
089 - Embassy of Achilles
090 - Embassy of Achilles
091 - The Procession of the Trojan Horse Into Troy;         Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo; 1760
092 - Trojan Horse
093 - Apollo and Artemis
094 - Ajax; Henri Serrur; 1794-1865
096 - Ulysses and Polyphemus
098 - Capaneus
099 - Diomed and Mars
100 - The Age of Bronze
101 - Ajax
103 - Hector and Ajax
104 - Ulysses killing the Suitors
105 - Polyphemus, Acis and Galatea; Giulio Romano; 1528
106 - Escape from Polyphemus
107 - Ulysses and Polyphemus
108 - Polyphemus
109 - Diomedes Devoured by his Horses; Gustave Moreau; 1865
110 - Apollo
111 - Apollo
112 - Apollo Flaying Marsyas; Guido Reni; c.1630
115 - Pandora; John William Waterhouse; 1849-1917116 - Minerva, Mercury and Pandora
117 - Pandora in Olympia
118 - Pandora
119 - Sleep escaping from Jupiter
120 - Circe and Her Lovers in a Landscape; Dossi Oosso; 1512
121 - Daedalus and Icarus; Charles Landon; 1799
122 - Daedalus and Icarus
124 - Zeus and Ganymede
127 - Bellerophon and Pegasus
128 - Discord
129 - Penelope's Dream
130 - Eos
131 - Sleep, Death and Sarpedon
132 - Venus and Iris
133 - The Rape of Proserpine; Christoph Schwartz; c.1573
134 - Heracles and Cerberus
135 - The Rape of Proserpine
136 - Ulysses
137 - Oedipus and the Sphinx
139 - Oedipus and the Sphinx
140 - Oedipus and the, Sphinx; Jean Auguste Ingres; 1808
141 - Diana and Actaeon; Cavalier d'Arpino;
late 16th-mid 17th century
142 - Diana the Huntress; School of Fontainbleau; c.153Q-1560
144 - Neptune and Ulysses' Ship;
Tibaldi Pellegrino; 16th century
145 - Neptune and Minerva; Garofalo; c.1481-1559
146 - Poseidon
148 - The Birth of Venus; Eugene Amaury-Duval; 19th centu'ry
150 - The Three Graces; Raphael; 1501
151 - Theseus and Medeia
152 - Jason and the Argonauts
154 - Sea-Nymphs, Tritons, Galatea and Perseus
155 - Medeia, Jason and Orpheus
156 - Jason and Cheiron
158 - Danae
159 - Theseus and the Minotaur161 - Theseus and the Minotaur
162 - Achilles and Troilos
165 - Scylla
166 - Jason Charming the Dragon;
Salvator Rosa; 1615-1673
167 - Bacchus arid Satyr
168 - Satyr
169 - The Infant Bacchus
170 - The Triumph of Bacchus; Cornelis de Vos; 1585-1651
172 - The Triumph of Pan; Nicolas Poussin; 1594-1665 174 - Bacchante; Joseph Bernard
175 - Satyr
176 - Silenus
177 - Satyr and Bacchante
179 - Bacchus
180 - The Young Bacchus; Caravaggio; 1571-1610
181 - Satyr
183 - Satyr
184 - Dionysus and Satyrs
185 - Dionysus, Red-Figure Vase, 400 BC.
186 - Leucothea
187 - Silen Swinging Maiden
188 - Bacchus and Ariadne; Titian; c. 1506
189 - Landscape with Pan and Syrinx;
Peter Paul Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Elder
190 - Zeus and Antiope
191 - Council of the Gods
192 - The Birth of Jupiter
193 - Danae and the Golden Rain; TItian; 1554
195 - The Rape of Ganymede; Correggio; c.1494197 - Lada and the Swan; 15th century
199 - Jupiter
200 - Zeus
202 - Zeus and Thetis; Jean Auguste Ingres; 1811