Anfor

@anforsorrow.bsky.social

He/him. 32. Graphic Designer and tired bird, I doodle from time to time. I also like to talk about history. ENG/ESP I have a shop!: https://ko-fi.com/magpies_nest/shop Telegram art channel: https://t.me/themagpiesnest Pfp🎨: @asurii.bsky.social

This kylix (an ancient Greek wine drinking cup) depicts a nude Circe preparing her potion for Odysseus' men, who have been turned into anthropomorphic animals. Currently at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Drinking cup (kylix) depicting scenes from the Odyssey. Circe and the companions of Odysseus, eight figures. Circe appears in the center mixing her potion for Odysseus' men. The men have animal heads and arms, but retain their human lower bodies. Eurylochus escapes the scene at far right and Odysseus enters at far left. Attributed to the artist known as the Painter of the Boston Polyphemos. Greek Archaic Period (550-525 BCE). 
Boston Museum of Fine Arts.

So I’m making a zine inspired by a collection of fashion magazines from the 1950’s-60’s I found, I’ll be posting the #wip line art as I get them done along with the fully painted pages. Really excited about this project it’s been a ton of fun so far #furry #fashion #art #zine

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Happy Wednesday☀️ If you're looking for something to do this summer, step back in time at Butser Ancient Farm. Wander through our ancient buildings, meet our animals and enjoy a day of history, nature and fresh air🌲 We're open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am-4pm. Book online or simply turn up on the day🌾

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Archaeology news! Researchers in Sardis (Turkey) have found a 5th century BCE statue of a young man, which was later cut in two and reused face down as part of the pavement of a Roman road! It is suspected to belong to the Lydian culture and still has fragments of its original polychromy!

Archaeologists working on the statue found in the ancient city of Sardis, Manisa (Turkey) The statue is dated to the first half of the 5th century BCE. Lydian culture.
TRT NEWSThe statue how it was found, in two fragments, face down and part of the pavement of a Roman road.
TRT NEWS.Archaeologists working on removing the statue fragments from the Roman pavement.
TRT NEWS.The two main fragments of the statue, depicting a young man holding a fruit. Lydian culture. First half of the 5th century BCE.
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This kylix (an ancient Greek wine drinking cup) depicts a nude Circe preparing her potion for Odysseus' men, who have been turned into anthropomorphic animals. Currently at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Drinking cup (kylix) depicting scenes from the Odyssey. Circe and the companions of Odysseus, eight figures. Circe appears in the center mixing her potion for Odysseus' men. The men have animal heads and arms, but retain their human lower bodies. Eurylochus escapes the scene at far right and Odysseus enters at far left. Attributed to the artist known as the Painter of the Boston Polyphemos. Greek Archaic Period (550-525 BCE). 
Boston Museum of Fine Arts.

The remains of the C13th Château of Saint-Barthélémy near Durban-sur-Arize, Ariège, France. Built on top of a 2nd century BC Gallic oppidum. #HillfortsWednesday View from a footpath near a gite we're staying in and the destination for today's walk.

Surrounded by trees, the outline of a ruined castle.