Gorgone Collection

Ember parrotfish
Un poisson-perroquet ayant trouve refuge dans une gorgone pour passer la nuit a l'abri des predateurs.. Barathieu Gabriel

Gorgoneion
6263019 Gorgoneion by Etruscan; Museo Claudio Faina, Orvieto, Italy; (add.info.: Orvieto, Museo Faina: Gorgoneion.); Ghigo Roli; out of copyright

The Myth of Perseus and Gorgon Medusa, and Fame, 1511 (fresco) (detail of 2646186)
2646187 The Myth of Perseus and Gorgon Medusa, and Fame, 1511 (fresco) (detail of 2646186) by Peruzzi, Baldassarre (1481-1536); Villa Farnesina, Rome, Italy; (add.info.: Rome, Villa Farnesina)

The Myth of Perseus and Gorgon Medusa, and Fame, 1511 (fresco)
2646186 The Myth of Perseus and Gorgon Medusa, and Fame, 1511 (fresco) by Peruzzi, Baldassarre (1481-1536); Villa Farnesina, Rome, Italy; (add.info.: Rome, Villa Farnesina, the Loggia of Galatea)

Greek statue and coins, plate 77 from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne
STC222093 Greek statue and coins, plate 77 from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne by Jules Ferrario, published c.1820s-30s (colour litho) by Gallina

Medusa (charcoal on paper)
CH376425 Medusa (charcoal on paper) by Redon, Odilon (1840-1916); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

Attic black-figure dinos depicting Perseus fleeing from the Gorgons, c
XIR207694 Attic black-figure dinos depicting Perseus fleeing from the Gorgons, c.590 BC (ceramic) (b/w photo) by Greek, (6th century BC); Louvre, Paris

Krater, detail of the handle, from the Trebeniste Necropolis, Lake Ohrid
XIR212957 Krater, detail of the handle, from the Trebeniste Necropolis, Lake Ohrid, Macedonia (bronze) (detail of 243734) by Greek, (6th century BC); height: 72 cm; Narodni Muzej, Belgrade

Gumbo-limbo, sea fan coral and cuckoopint
Gumbo-limbo, Bursera simaruba 1, broad sea fan coral or warty gorgonian, Eunicella verrucosa 2, and cuckoopint, Arum maculatum 3. Gomart, Gorgone, Gouet

Scene of the Wreck of the Gorgone, French Man-of-War (engraving)
1099282 Scene of the Wreck of the Gorgone, French Man-of-War (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scene of the Wreck of the Gorgone, French Man-of-War)

Antefix of a Gorgons head, from Tarento, c. 6th century BC (terracotta)
HSC270381 Antefix of a Gorgons head, from Tarento, c.6th century BC (terracotta) by Greek; length: 24.5 cm; Private Collection; Photo eHeini Schneebeli; Greek, out of copyright

Antefix with the head of a gorgon, from the Portonaccio Temple, Veii, c. 500 BC (stone)
XIR199895 Antefix with the head of a gorgon, from the Portonaccio Temple, Veii, c.500 BC (stone) by Etruscan, (6th century BC); Museo Nazionale Etrusco, Villa Giulia, Rome, Lazio

Recovery of the Bodies of Persons drowned in the Wreck of the Gorgone, near the Fishing Village... (engraving)
2772091 Recovery of the Bodies of Persons drowned in the Wreck of the Gorgone, near the Fishing Village... (engraving) by English School

Perseus and the Medusa, ceiling decoration from the Sala di Galatea
BEN119426 Perseus and the Medusa, ceiling decoration from the Sala di Galatea, 1511-12 (fresco) by Peruzzi, Baldassarre (1481-1536); Villa Farnesina, Rome, Italy; Photo eRaffaello Bencini; Italian

Painted sweetlips
Un banc de Gaterin diagrame peint se cachant aupres d'une gorgone.. Barathieu Gabriel

Bargibant's seahorse close up
Chez les hippocampes, c'est le male qui porte les oeufs. Et celui ci est bientot sur le point d'etre papa vu la taille de son ventre.. Barathieu Gabriel

Underwater Life
Barathieu Gabriel

Figure of Medusa, from A Catalogue of a Collection of Engravings, Etchings and Woodcuts
KW320792 Figure of Medusa, from A Catalogue of a Collection of Engravings, Etchings and Woodcuts, by Richard Fisher, published 1879 (litho) by Italian School

Seaweed, Lithophytes and Seashells (oil on canvas)
XIR154653 Seaweed, Lithophytes and Seashells (oil on canvas) by Vallayer-Coster, Anne (1744-1818); Louvre, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

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"Gorgone: A Mythical Creature and Artistic Inspiration" Gorgone, a captivating creature from Greek mythology, has left its mark on various forms of art throughout history. From ancient ceramics to frescoes and sculptures, the Gorgon's iconic image continues to captivate audiences. One notable depiction is found on an Attic black-figure cup dating back to 500 BC. The cup showcases a Gorgon's head in the center surrounded by six reclining men attending a symposium. Created in the style of the Andocides Painter, this ceramic piece offers a glimpse into ancient Greek social gatherings. The mythological significance of the Gorgon Medusa is also evident in artworks like "The Myth of Perseus and Gorgon Medusa" fresco from 1511. This detailed artwork portrays Perseus slaying Medusa while Fame watches over them. The intricate details capture the intensity and drama of this legendary tale. Beyond visual arts, even literature references Gorgoneion - an amulet featuring the face of a gorgon - as protection against evil forces. This symbol was believed to ward off malevolent spirits and bring good fortune. In addition to its mythical presence, nature draws inspiration from Gorgone too. The Ember parrotfish exhibits vibrant colors reminiscent of this legendary creature's allure. Similarly, sea fan coral and cuckoopint showcase intricate patterns resembling elements associated with Gorgons. From ancient times to modern interpretations, artists have been fascinated by the enigmatic beauty of Gorgone. Its influence can be seen across different mediums – whether it be through pottery or paintings – leaving us mesmerized by its timeless appeal.