Odysseus and the Sirens by JoeJarrah
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Description
From Homer's Odyssey, following on from my depiction of the sirens of a few months ago.
M4 with Luthbel's Ad Gladio armour, V4 with Creatura Harpy on DAZ. The trireme is retextured to the best of my ability but not really holding up that well in closeup iray renders.
Comments (10)
hashdoc
amazing scene!
crender
Amazing !
jmattatall
very cool!
starship64
This is fantastic work.
Kordouane
A very nice fantasy scene ! Spend the best holidays possible compared to the exceptional circumstances of this year
steelrazer Online Now!
Nice work, but I believe those are Harpies, not the Sirens. The Sirens are the ones that sit on the rocks and lure the entranced sailors to their death.
JoeJarrah
In classical mythology, the sirens were bird-women, and are depicted as such on numerous Greek vases et, famously the Vulci stamnos from 450 BC in the British Museum, showing sirens swooping down on Odysseus's ship. Sirens are distinguished form harpies (that look more or less the same) by their voices.
The iconography of sirens as mermaids is relatively recent, introduced in Medieval Europe, though it has persistedin popular culture ever since.
anitalee Online Now!
Excellent
UteBigSmile
Your new image looks magnificent, I wish you a peaceful Christmas Eve and some nice Christmas Days, but don't forget to stay alert and in good health! π Furthermore I want to thank you for all your visits and nice comments on my last images. π€Ά Quote: βItβs never too late, never too late to start over, never too late to be happy.β (Jane Fonda)
dragongirl
Honestly, they look like they would be easy to resist. But bird-song? Maybe not.
3DClassics
Very well done! Steelrazer did not know anything about the Sirens in the Greek mythology. But you knew that!