1886 “Ajax and Cassandra” [by Solomon J. Solomon]; Same scene from Pompeii fresco Homerus (UVM)UVM.

1886 “Ajax and Cassandra”[by Solomon J. Solomon];

Same scene from Pompeii frescoHomerus (UVM)

Athena, Cassandra and Ajax

Corinthia (Perseus)

[Paseas Painter, 520 BCE]

Aeneas, Ascanius and Anchises fleeing Troy (F. Barocci, 1596)

Isis (Univ. Texas, with three other images of Aeneas fleeing Troy)

Diomedes and Aeneas at Troy

Tyszkiewicz painter 490-480 BCE

Sequana (Perseus)

[Diomedes wounds Aeneas with a boulder in Homer’s Iliad 5, 300]

Perseus (sic – Aeneas) carrying Anchises from Troy

Class of Toronto 315 Painter, Archaic period

Leucothea (Perseus)[Aphrodite on left, Creusa on right?]

J. Brueghel, “The Burning of Troy”, ca. 1671-2

Lupus, Cephisia (Stanford indep. study on the mortal women of the Trojan war)

Ajax, Cassandra and statue of Athena

Athenian RF hydria 480-475 BCE

Oleosa (Beazley Archive)

Scenes of Troy

Malus (Classical Mythology, Princeton University)

Achilles and Ajax, BF amphora byExekias, 540-530 BCE

Artemidorus (Beloit, “Trojan War Art Museum”)

“Andromache Mourning Hector,” Jacques-Louis

David, 1783

Scintilla (Boston College Honors Seminar; webpage

on Andromache)

Dionysos and four satyrsFive warriors in combat

Menatius Minor (Perseus)[Lysippides painter ca. 530 BCE]

Homerus’ playful side:

USC; Prof. James Murray,U. Wash. website: wife at Troy