Norse Mythology

Greek Mythology

<n>I fed you with my Heart's blood</n>, a mixed media illustration by the artist <n>Cerva</n>.

<n>Israelite Shepherdess in the Land of Goshen</n> (1839) by <n>Wilhelm Hensel</n>.

<n>Sir William Russell Flint</n>'s 1924 illustration of <n>Athena</n> comforting <n>Penelope</n> for The Odyssey.

A detail of <n>Flora</n> from <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting <n>The Birth of Venus</n>, c. 1486.

The <n>Fifth Age of the World</n> from the manuscript <n>De Aetatibus Mundi Imagines</n> by <n>Francisco de Holanda</n>, c. 1573.

A detail from <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting <n>The Three Graces from Primavera</n> (c. 1485-1487).

<n>Mercury [Hermes]</n>, a 1866 wood engraving by <n>Jonnard</n> after <n>William Blake Richmond</n>.

<n>Gustave Moreau</n>'s Symbolist painting <n>Oedipus and the Sphinx</n>, 1864.

<n>Harpies in the Forest of Suicides</n> (1861), an engraving by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for Dante's Inferno.

<n>Echo and Narcissus</n> (1903) by <n>John William Waterhouse</n>.

<n>Dante and the Eagle</n> (c. 1868), an engraving by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for <n>Dante Alighieri</n>'s <n>The Divine Comedy</n>.

<n>The Anima and the Animus</n> (2010), an oil painting by artist <n>Jake Baddeley</n>.

<n>Apollo and Dionysus</n>, a digital painting by artist <n>Leonid Ilyukhin</n>.

A detail from <n>The Abduction of Europa</n> (1727) by artist <n>Noël-Nicolas Coypel</n>.

<n>Symbolist</n> painting "<n>Diana and Endymion</n>" (1883) by <n>Walter Crane</n>.

An illustration from the <n>Winchester Psalter</n> (c. 1150) depicts <n>Archangel Michael</n> locking the <n>Hellmouth</n>.

<n>Fairy–tale Knight</n> (1907) by Czech artist <n>Maxmilián Pirner</n>.