Cecrops' Daughters Finding Erichtonius, c.1632 (oil on panel)

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Cecrops' Daughters Finding Erichtonius, c.1632 (oil on panel)

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Rubens, Peter Paul (1577-1640) / Flemish
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National Museum, Stockholm, Sweden

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oil on panel

Date

c. 1632 AD (C17th AD)

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31x33 cms

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The goddess Minerva has entrusted the daughters of king Cecrops (Herse, Aglaurus and Pandrosus) with a box warning them not to open it, but they do and find baby Erichthonius inside, half-human, half-serpent. They went mad and threw themselves off the Acropolis. From Ovid's Metamorphosis

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The goddess Minerva has entrusted the daughters of king Cecrops (Herse, Aglaurus and Pandrosus) with a box warning them not to open it, but they do and find baby Erichthonius inside, half-human, half-serpent. They went mad and threw themselves off the Acropolis. From Ovid's Metamorphosis

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