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Dinos depicting the myth of the wedding of Thetis and Peleus. Rape of Thetis. It represents the abduction of Thetis by Peleus and the subsequent wedding between the two. In the presence of god Eros, Peleus grabs the goddess by the waist, who gesticulates asking her sisters for help. Above the figures depicted, a dove flies carrying the marriage ribbons in its beak. The vessel was intended to be part of a grave goods. Clay and paint. Painter of Louvre MNB 1148. 340 BC. From Apulia, Italy. Detail. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain.

Dinos depicting the myth of the wedding of Thetis and Peleus. Rape of Thetis. It represents the abduction of Thetis by Peleus and the subsequent wedding between the two. In the presence of god Eros, Peleus grabs the goddess by the waist, who gesticulates asking her sisters for help. Above the figures depicted, a dove flies carrying the marriage ribbons in its beak. The vessel was intended to be part of a grave goods. Clay and paint. Painter of Louvre MNB 1148. 340 BC. From Apulia, Italy. Detail. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain.
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Dinos depicting the myth of the wedding of Thetis and Peleus. Rape of Thetis. It represents the abduction of Thetis by Peleus and the subsequent wedding between the two. In the presence of god Eros, Peleus grabs the goddess by the waist, who gesticulates asking her sisters for help. Above the figures depicted, a dove flies carrying the marriage ribbons in its beak. The vessel was intended to be part of a grave goods. Clay and paint. Painter of Louvre MNB 1148. 340 BC. From Apulia, Italy. Detail. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain.
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340 BC 4 CENTURY BC 4TH BCE 4TH CENTURY B. C. 4TH CENTURY BC ABDUCTION OF THETIS ABDUCTION ANCIENT GREECE ANCIENT GREEK ANCIENT GREEKS ANCIENT TIMES ANCIENT WORLD ANIMAL: SNAKE ANTIGUEDAD ANTIQUITIES ANTIQUITY APULIA ART ARTS BASIN BETROTHAL BOTTLE BOWL CANTEEN CERAMIC VASE CERAMIC VESSEL CERAMIC CERAMICS CONTAINER CONTRACTION OF MARRIAGE CRAFT CRYSTAL CUDDLE CULT CUP CUPID DAUPHIN DEATH DEITY DINOI DINOS DIVINITY DOLPHIN DOLPHINS DOVE DRAGON DRAGOON DRINKING CUP EMBRACE EWER, VESSEL FLASK FLEET FOURTH CENTURY B. C FOURTH CENTURY B. C. FOURTH CENTURY BC FUNERARY TROUSSEAU GESTICULATE GESTICULATION GESTURING GLASS GOD GODDESS OF THE SEA GODDESS GODHEAD GODS GRAB GRABBING GRASPING GRAVE GOODS GRECO GREECE GREEK CERAMIC GREEK MYTHOLOGY GREEK POTTERY GREEK GREEKS HELENICO HELENISTICO HELLENIC HELLENISTIC HISTORIA UNIVERSAL HISTORY HUG ITALIA ITALY JAR KERAMEIKOS KIDNAPPING LEBES LEGEND MARINE FAUNA MARINE MARRIAGE RIBBONS MARRIAGE MERMAID MERMAIDS MUG MYTH MYTHOL. ANIMAL: SEASERPENT MYTHOLOGICAL MYTHOLOGY NATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM. MADRID. SPAIN. NAVY NEREID SISTERS NEREID NEREIDS OCEAN PAINTER OF LOUVRE MNB 1148 PELEUS PHIAL PIGEON PITCHER POT POTTERIES POTTERY VESSEL POTTERY RAPE OF THETIS RAPE RAPTURE RED FIGURE RED FIGURES RED-FIGURE RED-FIGURED VASE RED-FIGURED RED-FIGURES RELATIONSHIP SISTER-SISTER REPTILE: SNAKE RITE RITUAL SCENE SEA DRAGON SEA GODDESS SEA SNAKE SEA SEAS SEASERPENT, MYTHOL. ANIMAL SERPENT: WATERSNAKE SEX: RAPE SIREN SISTER SISTERS SNAKE SNAKE SNAKE SNAKE: WATERSNAKE SNAKES STAGE STONEWARE TERRA COTTA TERRACOTA TERRACOTTA THEATER THEATRE THETIS UNION VASE VESSEL VASE VESSEL VESSEL: BOTTLE VESSEL: EWER VESSEL: FLASK VESSEL: PHIAL WATER SNAKE WATER WATERSNAKE WEDDING RIBBONS WEDDING