Helen of Troy by Jenai21

Poser • (none) • posted on Apr 03, 2003

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There are many people with very different views of Helen of Troy, daughter of Leda and Zeus, mother of Hermoine and apparently wife to both Menelaus and Paris. Some view Helen as the sole cause of the war between the Greeks and Trojans, the loss of thousands of lives, and ultimately the destruction of a nation. Some blame everything on external factors such as Aphrodite

Comments (11)

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cstickney

5:03PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

What a wonderful image, i love the softness of it, nice job :)

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antje

5:19PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Beautiful! I love the pose and her expression. Very well done :o)

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MiKo0

5:31PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Absolutely divine! This is such a beautiful image. Further enhanced by your words. It really gives this image such depth, having those words to back it up and give you the story of the character you are portaying.. Excellent work all around here. Very..Well done.

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prog

5:48PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

The lighting is excellent! She is very beautiful! Wonderful image!

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SophiaDeer

5:51PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Stunning work! Very lovely!

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tralfaz

10:39PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Wonderful idea this series you are doing and look forward to more, please. Very nice work!

EmpressZario

11:03PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

It's a lovely image, but her features are startling more latin than they are greek.

senjin

11:17PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Excellent work, but i think that helen was more then a pawn. for in every women lies a power to change all around them. The lost of the man she loved as well as her child may have been a forced way to save them both or perhaps she was just the person to take all the blame. Either way she was a woman of power and never pity. You have done her a great justice in remembering her in a light that many would not. Excellent work on the picture as well as the thought behind it.

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