Medea greek mythology

“Amores” (“Loves” or “Amours”) is a collection of 49 elegies by the Roman lyric poet Ovid. It was his first completed book of poetry, published in five volumes (later reduced to three) in 16 BCE or earlier. The poems, some of them quite graphic, portray the evolution of an affair with a married woman named Corinna.

Euripides Medea, focuses mainly on the character of Medea herself. Countless in depth examinations can be made into her motivations, her actions, and whether she was justified or not in them. This is…

all of the women before me are in my blood, and they are all. still. angry. #medea #greekmythology #feminism #smashthepatriarchy #art #greekart #feminineenergy

Got inspired in my mythology class after reading about Jason and Medea. I fell in love with Medea's character and felt I needed to get my image of her o... Medea

Medea was a prominent figure in Greek mythology. An herbalist, princess, and witch, the Goddess Medea was a force to be reckoned with.

Medea has one of the cruellest stories in Greek mythology. This sorceress was tricked into love and then used and abused, and her revenge was bloody indeed.

"Medea an der Urne" - Anselm Feuerbach (German, 1829–1880), oil on canvas {portrait neoclassicism academic artist painting #arthistory #nineteenthcentury #loveart}