Greek Pantheon Merch

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Pantheon.

In Ancient Greek mythology, Hades is the god of the dead and king of the Underworld. He is also the brother of Zeus and Poseidon. Unlike other Greek gods, Hades is loyal to his wife, queen and goddess Persephone, doing his job and minding his own business.

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The Eagle of Zeus was one of the chief attributes and personifications of Zeus, the head of the Olympian pantheon.

Mercury, corresponding to Hermes in Greek mythology, was the son of Jupiter and Bona Dea. He was the god of travelers, thieves, commerce and medicine, as well as the personification of intelligence and speed. The god Mercury was in charge of carrying messages from one god to another. He was responsible for strokes of luck and sudden changes in life, but he was also the patron of thieves, rogues and cheats. As soon as he was born, he ran away from the cradle and stole 50 heifers from his brother Apollo.

Greek Spartan Upon A Mountain Top

This design originally came from an engraving by Hendrick Goltzius in 1588, which I have restored, redrawn, and digitized. The text reads: "NON AMBIRE PROBAT SAPIENS, SED LAVDAT HONORES, LAVDA CONTINGANT SI TAMEN ILLA PROBIS. SIC PHAETONTAEVS NIMIVM TEMERARIA LAPSVS VOTA DOCET TANDEN FINE CARERE BONO." Which roughly translates to: "The wise man demonstrates that he does not search for but appreciates the honors. And recognizes if happens to honest. Phaeton’s error shows that very frivolous requests ultimately do not have a good ending." Check out more of my art a

Pantheon temple in Rome

Geometric Hades

The Greek Pantheon was ruled by a council of great gods known as the Olympians, namely Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Athene, Hephaistos, Ares, Aphrodite, Apollon, Artemis, Hermes, Dionysos, and sometimes Hestia. This is piece is in their honor.

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Linocut print based on a sculpture of the Gorgon, Medusa

This design depicts a stylized Sun for the ancient Roman Sun God Sol and Sol Invictus.

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Mercury, corresponding to Hermes in Greek mythology, was the son of Jupiter and Bona Dea. He was the god of travelers, thieves, commerce and medicine, as well as the personification of intelligence and speed. The god Mercury was in charge of carrying messages from one god to another. He was responsible for strokes of luck and sudden changes in life, but he was also the patron of thieves, rogues and cheats. As soon as he was born, he ran away from the cradle and stole 50 heifers from his brother Apollo.

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Nikola Tesla, reimagined as the mighty god Hephaestus. Perfect for science enthusiasts and humor lovers alike!

Location: Palace of Versailles, France

Illustration of the Greek god Poseidon.

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Nikola Tesla, reimagined as the mighty god Hephaestus. Perfect for science enthusiasts and humor lovers alike!

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Nikola Tesla, reimagined as the mighty god Hephaestus. Perfect for science enthusiasts and humor lovers alike!

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Nikola Tesla, reimagined as the mighty god Hephaestus. Perfect for science enthusiasts and humor lovers alike!

It's time for an adventure of mythic proportions! Connor, Emily, and Magnus have set off across the USA searching for artifacts tied to ancient gods. Can they reach them before the nefarious W.A.S.P. Troopers and their weaponized God-Links??

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Albert Einstein, reimagined as the mighty Titan Kronos. Perfect for science enthusiasts and mythology lovers alike!

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Albert Einstein, reimagined as the mighty Titan Kronos. Perfect for science enthusiasts and mythology lovers alike!

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Albert Einstein, reimagined as the mighty Titan Kronos. Perfect for science enthusiasts and mythology lovers alike!

On the southern edge of Attica, on a beautiful location, in Cape Sounion, you can see one of the most impressive ancient temples of Greece (approx. 440 B.C.), the one dedicated to Poseidon, the moody and usually angry, God of Sea, in the Greek Mythology. This is the place where, Aegeus, king of Athens, jumped off the cliff and died, when he saw his son's (Theseus) ship returning with black sails (a sign that his son had died in his battle with Minotaur, allthough it was not true), giving name to the Aegean Sea. There is a reference of Sounio, in one of the poems ("Don Juan")by famous romantic poet, Lord Byron. "Place me on Sunium's marbled steep, Where nothing, save the waves and I, May hear our mutual murmurs sweep..."

The Athenian Acropolis with the Parthenon. Taken first thing in the morning, with nobody but a cat around.

This unique design features a delightful twist on the famous scientist, Leonardo Da Vincat, reimagined as the mighty Hephaestus. Perfect for science enthusiasts and mythology lovers alike!

Mercury, corresponding to Hermes in Greek mythology, was the son of Jupiter and Bona Dea. He was the god of travelers, thieves, commerce and medicine, as well as the personification of intelligence and speed. The god Mercury was in charge of carrying messages from one god to another. He was responsible for strokes of luck and sudden changes in life, but he was also the patron of thieves, rogues and cheats. As soon as he was born, he ran away from the cradle and stole 50 heifers from his brother Apollo.

Mercury, corresponding to Hermes in Greek mythology, was the son of Jupiter and Bona Dea. He was the god of travelers, thieves, commerce and medicine, as well as the personification of intelligence and speed. The god Mercury was in charge of carrying messages from one god to another. He was responsible for strokes of luck and sudden changes in life, but he was also the patron of thieves, rogues and cheats. As soon as he was born, he ran away from the cradle and stole 50 heifers from his brother Apollo.

Wear a fem Hermes during Mercury Retrograde!

Geometric Persephone

just have to make it through this week. and the next week. and the next week. such is the sisyphean struggle of modernity. we've all got our own boulder to push up a hill forever. For those curious, the painting is Titian's Sisyphus.

A silhouette of the Greek Goddess Athena, inspired by the vase work seen in old Greek art.