Pink Lemonade Rose

Diana with Syrius - Harry Clarke

This is a bronze statuette of Artemis, dated to the end of the 4th cent. B.C., which was retrieved from deep waters in the open sea by Mykonos, in May 1959 and since then has been kept in the storerooms of the National Archaeological Museum. This specific statuette was probably dedicated to a sanctuary of the goddess. Its provenance indicates that it was once included in the cargo of a ship, possibly transporting works of art among other things.

Jake Baddeley, "Venus Serpentis" - 2009

Aphrodite Holding a Dove, mid 5th century BCE. Said to come from Epidauros.

"Rota Mundi"

12 x 12

Digital - Adobe Fresco + Photoshop

A Wheel of the World and the Year.

Eight suns, four seasons, thirteen moons. A pomegranate tree blossoms, fruits, and retires through the seasons as the sun grows close, then retreats.

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Vincent van Gogh, Wheat Fields after the Rain, 1890, oil on canvas Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA

Agate cameo with a bust of a young woman in high relief, possibly representing the Roman goddess Proserpine, after an antique type

Italian, late 16th century (cameo) and late 18th century (gold mount)

Royal Collection Trust

Demeter goddess of the harvest, 09-2023

Jacqueline Holland, from 'The God of Endings'

Pennyroyal

-Common Sense Medical Adviser 1895

Robert J. Roe, Death

Persephone • Tino Rodriguez (contemporary)

Andrzej Mazur — Demeter (oil on wood, 2014)

The north chamber & shrine of the Ploutonion at Eleusis

+ remnants of offerings (mainly fruit)

“…Hekate, with a torch in her hands, met Demeter, and spoke to her and told her news: ‘Queenly Demeter, bringer of seasons and giver of good gifts, what god of heaven or what mortal man has rapt away Persephone and pierced with sorrow your dear heart? For I heard her voice, yet saw not with my eyes who it was. But I tell you truly and shortly all I know.’

So, then, said Hekate. And the daughter of rich-haired Rhea answered her not, but sped swiftly with her, holding flaming torches in her hands.”

-Homeric Hymn to Demeter

get in the purifying and immortalizing fire. quickly.

Demeter by Perla Marina