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MYTHOLOGY: HARPIES. Woodcut of a harpy from a 16th century German bestiary

MYTHOLOGY: HARPIES. Woodcut of a harpy from a 16th century German bestiary


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MYTHOLOGY: HARPIES. Woodcut of a harpy from a 16th century German bestiary

MYTHOLOGY: HARPIES.
Woodcut of a harpy from a 16th century German bestiary

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This woodcut print takes us back to the enchanting world of ancient mythology. Depicting a harpy, a creature from Greek and Roman folklore, this 16th-century German bestiary print offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of mythical creatures that once captured the imagination of people in centuries past. The harpy, with its bird-like features and womanly form, is both mesmerizing and eerie. Its wings spread wide as if ready to take flight, while its sharp talons remind us of its predatory nature. The artist's intricate detailing brings out every feather and scale on this fantastical being, showcasing their skillful craftsmanship. In ancient Rome, harpies were believed to be malevolent spirits associated with punishment and destruction. They were often depicted as tormentors or snatchers who would carry away souls or children. This portrayal adds an element of mystery and fear to this woodcut print. As we gaze upon this piece of art, we are transported back in time to an era when myths and legends held great significance in society. It serves as a reminder that even though these stories may be considered "weird" by today's standards, they played an essential role in shaping cultural beliefs during those times. This remarkable woodcut print allows us to appreciate the beauty found within ancient bestiaries while also igniting our curiosity about the fascinating tales that have been passed down through generations.

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