Theseus Kids T-Shirts

Theseus slays the Minotaur, I recreated this design inspired by a Greek bronze shield dedicated by some warriors to Zeus in Olympia.

Greek Mythology, perfect for mythology lovers!

A simple edited image of a star map

Sending the beast back into the hole, my loose version of Theseus and the Minotaur, always wanted to do something 'classical', so, I did. Thanks for looking!

"Just as Prince Theseus was going on board, his father bethought himself of one last word to say" The Minotaur - Edmund Dulac for Tanglewood Tales Please look in my shop for more art from "Tanglewood Tales":https://www.redbubble.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&artist_id=forgottenbeauty&query=tanglewood+tales&commit=Search and many others.

History of ancient Greece is full of legendary myths & mythological epic tales of mythical Greek gods & heroes. Love mythology of ancient & classical Greece? This Greek design is for you. Icarus flew too close to the Sun when escaping from Minos in Crete.

Theseus sailed to Crete to rescue a group of Athenian youth sent to be devoured by the cruel Minotaur, a monster half human half bull. Once in Knossos, with the help of Ariadne, daughter of King Minos, he killed the Minotaur. He then led the Athenian youths out of the labyrinth, and they sailed together with Ariadne away from Crete.

Heroic motif Mythical charm Ancient Greek legend Courageous depiction Heroic journey Mythological allure Legendary warrior Hero's quest Epic adventure Mythic symbolism Ancient heroism Timeless myth Strength and valor Mythical narrative Heroic legacy

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Discover timeless elegance with our stunning Greek sculpture of Theseus, masterfully crafted by Phidias for the Parthenon in Athens. Perfect for archaeology enthusiasts and lovers of ancient Greece. Ideal for history teachers seeking unique educational tools. Dive into the world of Greek mythology with our captivating artworks.

Attic red figure design adapted from an antique illustration in The Delphian Society The World's Progress, 1913

Discover timeless elegance with our stunning Greek sculpture of Theseus, masterfully crafted by Phidias for the Parthenon in Athens. Perfect for archaeology enthusiasts and lovers of ancient Greece. Ideal for history teachers seeking unique educational tools.

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In classical Greek mythology, myth & literature, Theseus was a hero who defeated the Minotaur of Minos in the Labyrinth of Knossos on the island of Crete, using a magic thread from princess Ariadne. In later life Theseus became king of Athens.

This is another acrylic painting 20 x 40cm Inspired by the myth of Ariadne, this painting depicts her realization she's been left behind after her lover Theseus has sailed in the night (while she slept). It's an interesting myth, and am not sure I am overly on her side; she helped Theseus slay the minotaur by giving him thread to find his way back out of the minotaur's labyrinth. The minotaur is her family, or at least, half her blood, so she's sorta betrayed her own family - even though he is a monster! The black rose is a symbol of death, hatred, revenge, sorrow or mourning. It can also be used when conveying a farewell (wiki) and I thought it the appropriate flower for this jilted lover. I also put the constellation of her...

An awesome bullfight scene! It's my another collab with my friend Zenstudio a.k.a Krishartanto

If you're a fan of Ancient Greek mythology, this awesome minotaur shirt is just for you! Featuring a retro minotaur design, this awesome Ancient Greece T Shirt makes the perfect gift for the Theseus in your life.

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"Then follow me," said Ariadne to Theseus - The Minotaur Edmund Dulac for Tanglewood Tales Please look in my shop for more art from "Tanglewood Tales":https://www.redbubble.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&artist_id=forgottenbeauty&query=tanglewood+tales&commit=Search and many others.

This Greek Mythology inspired design represents the Fearsome Minotaur of the Labyrinth, who claimed countless victims before the hero Theseus defeated him, Fans of the world of warcraft and Greek myths will love this design.

Come at me, Theseus - Minoan Greek Mythology Minotaur

Ink cuneiform drawing of an ancient Minoan Greek maze pattern in sea-colored inks

Digital remaster of Helena and Hermia (1901) by Edward John Poynter.

When you’re trapped in a labyrinth you take whatever yarn you can get. And no one will escape without a scarf.

Is the legendary Minotaur your favorite mythological creature? Do you love ancient Greek mythology? This funny Minotaur design is for you! The Minotaur was designed by king Minos of Crete & defeated by the Athenian hero Theseus in the labyrinth at Knossos.

Ariadne Watching the Struggle of Theseus with the Minotaur by Henry Fuseli, 1815-1820. Brown Wash, Oil, White Gouache, White Chalk, Gum And Graphite.

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Ever want to become like Theseus and slay the Minotaur? With this shirt you too will have your own adventures in the labyrinth conquering any challenge you set your mind too.

Excavations in at the Palace of Knosses in Crete suggest the existence of ritual bull leaping. Acrobats, both male and female, vault over bulls displaying their skills and honoring the gods. Depictions of the sport can be found on frescoes, vases and statues

"She shook her hands over the multitude below, as if she were scattering a million of curses among them" The Minotaur, from Tanglewood Tales, Edmund Dulac Please look in my shop for more art from "Tanglewood Tales":https://www.redbubble.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&artist_id=forgottenbeauty&query=tanglewood+tales&commit=Search and many others.

The Minotaur was a mythical creature with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man. He dwelt at the center of the Labyrinth in Minos, Crete, and had the bad habit of devouring humans. He was eventually killed by the Athenian hero Theseus. This design was inspired by Greek vases.

"So now the battle was ended ... and all the wickedness and the ugliness that infest life, were past and gone forever" The Minotaur Defeated - Edmund Dulac, Tanglewood Tales Please look in my shop for more art from "Tanglewood Tales":https://www.redbubble.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&artist_id=forgottenbeauty&query=tanglewood+tales&commit=Search and many others.

The Minotaur, a monstrous offspring of human and bull, roamed the labyrinth, a chilling symbol of unchecked desires. Demanding sacrifices of Athenian youths, it became a terror until the cunning Theseus, aided by Ariadne, navigated the maze's twisting paths and emerged victorious.

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I saw a sad-looking statue of the Minotaur (under Theseus, in a pieceby by Canova) in the V&A in London, and was struck by his mostly-human form. I thought he might, like Medusa, seek a better reputation: having been abandoned by his own beastly progenitor (the Cretan bull), imprisoned immediately by a cruel stepfather in a maze-like prison (Minos of Knossos), and forced to kill his only playmates, Asterion (yes, he had a name, the same name as his stepfather’s own stepfather) is now seeking legal representation for paternal abandonment and defamation, and that’s just the start. Looking sharp, Mr Asterion sir! Artwork and photographic background (The Grand Staircase, Knossos Palace) made by Jenks while visiting Crete.