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Film poster reworking of the classic Jason and the Argonauts

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Meet Jason in his quest to find the Golden Fleece.

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Skeletons from Jason and the Argonauts (1963 film)

Jason and the Argonauts Movie Poster

Jason battles the living skeletons form the Argonauts

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Toronto Argonaut Football Club

Harryhausen-inspired skeleton design

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Jason and the Skeletons!

Harryhausen-inspired skeleton design

Jason and the Argonauts

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The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad (Lobby Card)

The sculpture of Hercules on the Argonauts Ship overlooks the Atlantic Ocean off the rocky coast of La Coruña, Spain.

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In Ancient Greek Mythology and history, Jason and the Argonauts sailed to Colchis to retrieve the Golden Fleece.

Digital remaster of Medea (1868) by Frederick Sandys.

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The episode of the golden chariot pulled by snakes is one of the highlights in the story of Medea. After being abandoned by Jason, her husband, who decides to marry another woman, Medea feels desperate and full of anger. As revenge, she gives Jason's new bride a poisoned dress that causes her death and also kills her own children, the result of her marriage to Jason. To flee from justice, Medea uses a magical golden chariot pulled by snakes. This image symbolizes Medea's connection to magic and the supernatural. Snakes in Greek mythology often represent primordial forces, hidden wisdom, and transformation. In the case of Medea, they also symbolize her power and ability to overcome human limitations.

Calais the winged son of Boreas

Argonuts (Pattie et la colère de Poséidon)

Argonuts (Pattie et la colère de Poséidon)

Argonuts (Pattie et la colère de Poséidon)

Argonuts (Pattie et la colère de Poséidon)

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King Pelias from Medea would love this cool design of a sheep that's golden-woolled or woolled by Greece myth also in the Republic of Georgia coat of arms! The sheep head of a ram is sure to get your brother happy!

This design is derived from a 5th c BCE attic red figure kylix attributed to the painter Douris. It depicts Athena with her owl as Jason is vomited up by the dragon which guards the golden fleece. A Masterpiece of ancient Greek Vase painting, this work is currently in the Vatican Museums. If you're looking for a figure of it, there's a decent line drawing of this vase in the antique book "The Open court" (1887)

A long time ago, Jason and his Argonauts sailed the Argo to bring the Golden Fleece from legendary Colchis back to Greece