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Prometheus cautioning Epimetheus against Pandora (colour litho)
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Prometheus cautioning Epimetheus against Pandora (colour litho)
8626441 Prometheus cautioning Epimetheus against Pandora (colour litho) by MacEwen, Walter (1860-1943); Private Collection; (add.info.: Prometheus cautioning Epimetheus against Pandora. Illustration from The Library of Congress Mural Paintings (Foster & Reynolds, Washington DC, 1902).); © Look and Learn
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In this colour lithograph, we see the mythological figures Prometheus and Epimetheus engaged in a moment of intense conversation. The scene depicts Prometheus cautioning his brother Epimetheus against Pandora, the first woman created by the gods.
Prometheus, known for his cunning and foresight, is depicted with a look of concern on his face as he gestures towards Pandora. His outstretched hand seems to be warning Epimetheus of the consequences that may arise from accepting her into their lives.
Epimetheus, on the other hand, appears hesitant and conflicted as he gazes at Pandora in the background. The tension between the two brothers is palpable in this image, as they stand at a crossroads between curiosity and caution.
The artist Walter MacEwen has masterfully captured this pivotal moment from Greek mythology with intricate detail and vibrant colours. The composition draws us in with its dynamic energy and emotional depth, inviting us to ponder the timeless themes of temptation, wisdom, and consequence.
As we gaze upon this print from "The Library of Congress Mural Paintings," we are reminded of the enduring power of ancient myths to illuminate universal truths about human nature. It serves as a poignant reminder to heed wise counsel and think carefully before opening certain doors that may lead to unforeseen outcomes.
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