Perseus Long Sleeve T-Shirts

I recreated this 5th century Etruscan Gorgon, paint on Terracotta from Tarquinia, Italy, ca 490 BC. Gorgons were displayed to keep evil doers away... Italic people were quite superstitious. But then you never know...

My original illustration originally drawn all in white pencil. Yes, I borrowed Pegasus from a different myth. It helped with the scale.

Medusa head. If you look at it, you will turn to stone

Ancient meets ultra-modern, plus a signature

When it's time for some good ol' fashioned Greek mythology, let's get Kraken!

Medusa head. If you look at it, you will turn to stone

Μέδουσα, daughter of Phorcys and Ceto, sister to Stheno and Euryale. Cruelly murdered by the vagrant Perseus.

It'll help you to find your way back out of the Labyrinth

Behold and beware! For the Kraken, a legendary creature with the might to destroy ships and level cities, is released into the ocean!

Medusa presents the head of Perseus

Greek gift for the world of the dead.

Painting: Perseus Freeing Andromeda by Peter Paul Rubens

This striking Monochrome design showcases Medusa, a legendary figure from Greek mythology, surrounded by her iconic writhing snake hair in a symmetrical pattern. Her fierce expression and vibrant serpents evoke a sense of raw power and captivating danger. Perfect for lovers of mythology

Original drawing sharpie pen on paper and painted in Photoshop. t is the Green Man, it is the Medusa. This sculpted head from ancient Bath is simultaneously a powerful image from Greek and Roman myth and a touchstone of British folklore. Created in the first century AD, probably by artists from Gaul, for the great Roman baths that are a wonder of the west country, it depicts the snake-headed monster killed by Perseus. But it also has a Celtic quality and resembles the face of a wild man of the woods that is often seen in British medieval art. This is a dreamlike hybrid from our misty past Bath & North East Somerset Council

A spin on the "Don't Tread on Me" design. Perfect for fans of Greek mythology!

Medusa, 1892 Franz von Stuck was a German painter, sculptor and architect. His work is symbolic and beautifully dark. Please look in my shop for more work by "Franz von Stuck and his contemporaries":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/976876-victorian-fantasy-art?asc=u

A magnificent mosaic portrait of Medusa from the Bath of Diocletian, Rome - 1st - 2nd century AD

Medusa holding the heads of Perseus and Poseidon

Sol Invictus ("Unconquered Sun"), sometimes simply known as Helios, was long considered to be the official sun god of the later Roman Empire. In recent years, however, the scholarly community has become divided on Sol between traditionalists and a growing group of revisionists.

Bow down to the original nasty woman, Medusa!

Modern language regarding Perseus and Andromeda.

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