Medea with Mermeros and Pheres
Untitled, 2011
Dog chasing a sparrow
Ὄρνιθες
Plato
Ἰχνευταί
The birds Ὄρνιθες
Solon
Penelope is immediately recognizable in Greek works, by her seated pose, by her reflective gesture of leaning her cheek on her hand, and by her protectively crossed knees, reflecting her long chastity in Odysseus’ absence.
Pénélope est immédiatement reconnaissable dans les oeuvre Grecques, à sa pose assise, à son geste réflexif du menton reposant sur sa main, et à ses jambes croisées, qui rappellent sa chasteté pendant la longue absence d’Ulysse.









