Lifting the great rock

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$1,500.00
$1,500.00
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The inspiration for this piece lies in the events of Homer's epic poem "The Iliad". Diomedes, one of the greatest heroes of the Greek forces and a favorite of the goddess Athena, is given temporary power and fury by the gods. He rages through the Trojan army, slaying or wounding many heroes, as well as injuring the gods themselves. This painting depicts Diomedes in his rage, aided by the divine strength, as he hefts a huge stone. Hurling this monstrous stone, he wounded the Trojan prince Aeneas, hero of Virgil's "The Aeneid". 

-- INCLUDES --
* One original painting, unframed 
* Signed and dated on the back 

-- MATERIALS --
* Latex paint on canvas
* All materials are archival
* Measures 42.5"W x 49"H x 2"D (diptych) (107.95 x 124.46 x 5.08 cm)

- SHIPPING --
* Ships rolled, unstretched (can be restretched by frame shop or diy)
* Can ship stretched in wooden crate for extra shipping cost (domestic only), email me for details - cost depends on location
* Expected delivery is 5-7 business days (domestic) and 3-6 weeks (international)
* If you need your piece faster, please email me before purchase, and we can work something out
* Please see my Purchasing FAQs for detailed shipping information
 
-- DETAILS --
* Make sure you use the zoom feature for a look up close
* Sample display image is not exactly to scale
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