Medea Tapestries

Description: Medea by Frederick Sandys, 1866-1868. Oil on canvas.

Description: MEDEA of Colchis “And for mortals to spill blood that grew in the veins of a god is a fearful thing” Quote from “Medea” by Euripides

Description: Illustration Medea

Description: Medea by Alphonse Mucha

Description: Medea Flew High Over the City

Description: In Ancient Greek mythology and tragedy, Medea was a sorceress and priestess of the goddess Hecate, and the wife or Jason.

Description: Series of minimal line drawings of film directors.

Description: 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!