Pintura titulada "Medusa fanart" por Jhoan Roa, Obra de arte original, Acrílico

Medusa fanart (2014) Pintura por Jhoan Roa

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Resolución máxima: 6000 x 7315 px

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Obra de arte original (One Of A Kind) Pintura, Acrílico en Lienzo

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Trabajo único (OOAK / Obra de arte original)

Las obras de arte únicas también se conocen como arte “OOAK”. Es una abreviación en inglés que significa que cada obra de arte es única y que nunca habrá otra idéntica.
Dimensiones Altura 10,6in, Anchura 8,7in
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Categorías Arte Pop Mitología

Part of the collection "Nemesis" In Greek mythology, Medusa is one of the most famous and terrifying creatures. She is described as a Gorgon, a female monster with snakes for hair and a face so hideous that anyone who looks at her directly turns into stone. Medusa is often depicted as a winged creature with a gaze that can petrify anyone who meets her eyes.
Medusa's origins vary in different versions of the myth, but one common story is that she was once a beautiful maiden who was transformed into a monster by the goddess Athena as punishment for desecrating her temple. Medusa's gaze became a powerful weapon, turning anyone who dared to look at her into stone.
Medusa's story is intertwined with the hero Perseus, who is tasked with killing her as part of his quest. With the help of Athena and other gods, Perseus manages to defeat Medusa by using a reflective shield to avoid looking directly at her. He beheads her while she sleeps, and from her severed neck springs the winged horse Pegasus and the giant Chrysaor.
Medusa's story has been a popular subject in art, literature, and popular culture, symbolizing themes of beauty, power, and the monstrous aspects of humanity. She remains a fascinating and iconic figure in Greek mythology, known for her fearsome appearance and deadly gaze.