#apollo
oc galore #1 !! ( separate & uncropped will be/are sent to owners <3 )
belong to > @cryptidwormking,@baylecn,@tabbywilder,@ponury-grajek
i can’t promise following oc’s will look like this/all will be drawn, but i appreciate everyone sending me their children!!
AAAAA, I’M LITERALLY CRYING, IT’S SO BEAUTIFUL
GODS, MY CHILD LOOKS SO PRETTY IN YOUR STYLE!!! *ugly sobbing*
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Apollo: 30x30 mixed media. Following a line of thought here. Doesn’t seem fair to have Artemis without Apollo. #artistsoninstagram #contemporaryart #abstractart #paintergrrl #lizzornart #markmaking #cincinnatiartist #apollo #oracle #romanticlanguage #riseandshine
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDCW99sBDsO/?igshid=nmxt3oxpl5q
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Hermes: *starts to play the lute as he guides apollo back to his cows*
Apollo:* stops hermes from playing his lute* stop that, no one like a show off
Hermes: unless what they are showing off is dope as fuck *continues playing his sick lute as he walks away*
Apollo:….FUCK! he is right
Dionysus: hey Apollo what are your pronouns?
Apollo: why. What are saying about me?
Apollo Omphalos
Marble copy of 2 century AD, after bronze from 450 BCE.
Apollo as the herdsman of Admetus
Calliope and Apollo
Roman Fresco, Pompeii
Apollo and Hermes
Statues at the Sansoucci Park
Apollo
By Francisco Bayeu
Apollon and Hermes
Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, (Exlibris David Friedländer), Berlin 1774
Apollo of Cyrene
- Roman copy of a Hellenistic original of about 200-150BC
- The British Museum
The god Apollo is rendered as a muscular young man. However, the feminine sensuality is displayed here by his over-emphasized hips. He is shown nude with the exception of a cloak wrapped around his hips which falls below the waist. As the god of music, he is shown playing a lyre, with a python nestled below. The fingers (now lost) of the left hand must have touched the strings of the ornamented lyre, the latter having been placed on a pillar.
Apollo
By Gaetano Matteo Monti
Palazzo Malaspina, Pavia
Apollo, Leto and Tityus
- Attic red figure crater
- 470 BC3 - 465 BCE
- Attributed to the Aegisthus Painter
Apollo rescues his mother Leto from the giant Tityus. The god is depicted as a youth with long, uncut hair, a crown of laurel and a bow in hand. The giant, draped in a leopard-skin cape, grasps Leto by the shoulder. The offending hand is pierced by three arrows. The goddess attempts to pull away and lifts her veil. Her sacred tree, the palm, stands just behind her.
Apollo, Marsyas, and Muses
- Paeston red figure lekanis lid
- 360 BCE - 340 BCE
- Attributed to Asteas
Giagantomachy - Apollo, Hera, Artemis, Zeus, Ares and Athena battling the giants
- Attic red figure cup
- 410 BC - ca. 405 BC
- Attributed to Aristophanes and Erginos
Apollo with his kithara
Details from an Attic red figure amphora, 500 BCE - 475 BCE
Apollo running
- Attic red figured kylix
- 480 BCE - 470 BCE
- Attributed to the Brygos painter.
Pan teaching Apollo to play the syrinx
By Guillaume II Coustou,
Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris
Apollo riding a sea horse in a marine environment
This Roman fresco discovered in the city of Pompeii was once the part of a thermopolium (snack bar) of Regio V.
Apollo and Artemis
By Manolo Yanes
