Chiron Collection (#3)

Ocyrhoe predicts the fate of Chiron and Asclepius, William Young Ottley, Willem van Mieris

Gaetano Zompini after Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione (Italian, 1700-1778), Chiron Teaching Music to Achilles, 1758, etching on laid paper

Antique illustration of Chiron teaching Heracles how to shoot arrows
Antique illustration of circular medallion with the Centaur Chiron teaching the hero Heracles how to shoot arrows. According to Greek mythology, Chiron (a centaur with no equine legs) was a trainer

Plant of Centaury
A plant of Centaury from a 13th century Anglo - Norman herbal. The plant is named after Chiron the Centaur who in Ancient Greek legend cured a wound from a poisoned arrow with Centaury

Italy, Sicily, Black-figure lekythos (vase used to store oil) depicting Achilles and Chiron the Centaur by the Athena Painter School 5th Century B.C

L Chiron at the wheel of the Type 51 Bugatti, an eight-cylinder, 2 litre car developing 160 bhp, winner of the 1931 ten-hour French Grand Prix at Montlhery with an average of 78.16 mph

Achilles and Chiron. 45 - 79. Detail. Roman art. Early Empire. Fresco. ITALY. Naples. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: ITALY. Herculaneum

CENTAUR AND ACHILLES. The centaur Chiron teaching the young Achilles to play the harp. Line engraving after an antique Roman wall painting

Illustration Chiron Approaching the Sun
Illustration entitled Chiron Approaching the Sun. Discovered in 1977, Chiron is one of the larger minor planets (asteroids) that orbit the Sun

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"Chiron: A Legendary Figure in Racing History and Mythology" In the world of racing, one name stands out among the rest - Chiron. Known for his remarkable skills behind the wheel, Louis Chiron left an indelible mark on Scuderia Ferrari Alfa Romeos at Montlhery in 1934. Car number 12, driven by Chiron himself, emerged victorious while car number 6 was piloted by Varzi. Beyond the realm of racing, Chiron's influence extends to various aspects of life. Represented by a black and white illustration of his astronomical symbol, he is often associated with celestial bodies like Saturn. Just as Chiron passes near this planet in space, his presence brings a touch of magic to everything he encounters. The connection between Chiron and Alfa-Romeo Racing Cars goes beyond mere competition; it represents a fusion of artistry and engineering excellence. Like Ocyrrhoe - Mare galloping freely across vast expanses, these cars embody power and grace. But who was Chiron? In Greek mythology, he was more than just a legendary racer; he played a pivotal role as Achilles' mentor in "The Education of Achilles. " Engraved depictions capture their bond beautifully – an immortal centaur guiding a mortal hero towards greatness. Chiron's impact transcends time and mediums – from lithographs showcasing racing cars in action during Antibes Grand Prix to original artwork depicting him at Le Mans race track. His essence intertwines with nature itself alongside gods like Pan and Flora – symbols of medicine and flowers flourishing under his watchful eye. As music filled the air during festivities, so did joyous dance movements that mirrored the rhythm set by Chiron's playing. Round and round they went as if guided by invisible strings tied to their hearts – an enchanting lithograph capturing this magical moment forever.