Greek Mythology Chimera Long Sleeve T-Shirts

This Ancient Greek Mythology Creatures design features the monsters, gods and beasts of ancient Greece.

A minimalist design of an ancient Greek mythical creature - chimera

etching with chalk, Johannes Josephus Aarts, 1881 - 1934

A minimalist design of an ancient Greek mythical creature - chimera

Khimaira, – inspired by Red-Figure kylix, c.C4th BCE. From the Ancient Greek Mythical Cratures ABC Book.

According to Greek mythology,[1] the Chimera, Chimaera, or Chimæra (/kaɪˈmɪərə, kɪ-/ ky-MEER-ə, kih-; Ancient Greek: Xίμαιρα, romanized: Chímaira, lit. 'she-goat')was a monstrous fire-breathing hybrid creature from Lycia, Asia Minor, composed of different animal parts. It is usually depicted as a lion, with the head of a goat protruding from its back, occasionally depicted with dragon's wings, and a tail that might end with a snake's head. It was an offspring of Typhon and Echidna and a sibling of monsters like Cerberus and the Lernaean Hydra

The mythological Chimera

A chimera is a mythical creature of Greek mythology, composed of different types of animals. A lion, a goat, a dragon and a snake. This aesthetic drawing of a Chimera is perfect for Greece fans and mythology enthusiasts.

I've always found inspiration in mythology of all kinds, and I really enjoy taking classic images and re-imagining them as a stylized modern icon. The anatomical tribal line work was arrived at by stream of consciousness doodling.

This Greek mythology monster artwork features the mythical deity creature of ancient Greece Chimera.

A chimera hybrid of a Lion, Deer and Snake, inspired by Bronze age shields decorative ribbons displayed at Olympia in Greece.

Bold imagery of the mythical part-lion, part-goat, and part-snake creature.

Chimera cat sees that you have been turned to stone and it cares deeply... that there is one less pair of hands in the world to serve it tuna and milk.

Mythology Creatures

The Harpy's idea of a perfect evening? A warm roost, a good book, and her favorite snuggly chimera.

Theseus rescues Hippodamia from the centaur trying to abduct her. Drawing of a 1st century roman fresco from Pompeii.

Unleash your style with this electrifying chimera design, featuring fiery elements and a vibrant color palette. Perfect fusion of myth and art.

A repeating pattern made of the creatures from the Ancient Greek Mythical Creatures ABC by L Jenkinson-Brown (Greek Myth Comix)

The center medallion of the great Bellerophon mosaic. Musee Rolin, Autun, France

Chimera

Greek mythology says that the chimera was a fire breathing hybrid creature composed of a lion with the head of a goat on its back and a tail ending in a snake’s head. The term has since come to describe any type of monstrous animal made up of parts from various beasts. For my interpretation, I tried to mostly recreate the original form, though I moved the head of the goat to a more anatomically appropriate (and aesthetically pleasing) place beside the lion’s head. The colors I used reference Greek red and black figure pottery on which many ancient chimera illustrations have been found.

From the ABC book of the same name, a set of delightful alphabetical watercolour graphics based on Ancient Greek pottery and art.

Oedipus deciphered the enigma of the Sphinx of Thebes and escaped death! It was not devoured by the winged monster that furiously threw itself over a precipice. When human beings are born, they crawl, then they stand up and walk on their two legs, and in old age they use a cane to get around. So during its lifetime it uses 4, 2 and finally 3 "legs".

2 sphinxes stare at each other, enigmatic ! I designed this after an archaic Greek shield straps dedicated in the Temple of Zeus at Olympia.

a design inspired by PJ adventure in St. Luis

Oedipus deciphered the enigma of the Sphinx of Thebes and escaped death! It was not devoured by the winged monster that furiously threw itself over a precipice. When human beings are born, they crawl, then they stand up and walk on their two legs, and in old age they use a cane to get around. So during its lifetime it uses 4, 2 and finally 3 "legs".

2 Sphinxes stare at each other, a design inspired by ancient Greek shields dedicated to Zeus in his Olympia Temple.

Gatekeeper of the Netherworld