When I looked at the images on the PowerPoint I decided it would be wise to look closely and mentally take notes of who was in each picture and what each character was doing. I found it either easy or hard to find the pictures that closely represented the ones on the PowerPoint when comparing them to the PDF version. Hopefully, my knowledge of Herakles will help and educate me more about the pictures and the relationships each character has. For the first image, I had a hard time deciding what was happening in this picture. After looking closely to each picture that included a bird, I decided to select one hundred and ninety-one as the image that represented this picture. In the first image you can see a small bird flying behind Herakles,
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It is seen in both images that Herakles is fighting the Hydra with his big sword in his hands and Athena is standing next and/or behind him. The difference between the two pictures was Athena is standing on a Chariot on the PDF, but seen standing on “ground” in the PowerPoint picture. Image three was located on page one hundred and thirty-seven on the PDF file; there was no number for the picture. It can be seen in the third row, first one on the left. I believe the picture is Theseus hiding in a storage jar and Herakles brings him a kind gesture, which is a boar. The image on the PowerPoint shows another person, whom looks like a woman, but her face is cut off, making it hard to identify the character properly. I would assume that the woman might be Athena because she seems to be the one who is always looking at for Herakles, making sure he is protected. The fourth image I found very interesting because it appears to me that Herakles might not be in this picture. I had a hard time trying to compare the picture to the Art and Myth pictures, but it is closest to pictures one hundred and eighty-six and eighty-seven. Pholos, who was one of the centaurs, had to entertain Herakles as he was on his journey to find the boar. In the pictures on the PDF, Pholos name is just mentioned as he watches Herakles draw his arrow. There isn’t a specific picture that shows four …show more content…
This image relates to number two hundred and seventeen on the Art and Myth PDF. Herakles is carrying them around on his shoulders because they have stolen his weapons and won’t return them. Rumor also says they are laughing at his hairy behind. Looking at image seven it closely represents picture one hundred and seventy-seven on the PDF. On the PowerPoint Athena, who is on the far left, is holding her spear. Iolaos is seen in the middle, holding his bow and Herakles is on the far right getting ready to fight/defend himself from the animal. The difference between the PowerPoint and the PDF is the animal on the PDF was Herakles was fighting a lion. When looking at image eight on the PowerPoint, I thought the animal they are slaughtering looked like a deer, so, personally it made me think it represented number one-hundred and eighty-one on the PDF. In the PowerPoint Artemis is holding the bow (to the far right), Athena in the middle of the picture, but it doesn’t look like she is holding a sword and Herakles, to the far left, killing the deer. It is slightly different than the picture on the PDF, just the arrangements of where everyone is standing and how the deer is
It is seen in both images that Herakles is fighting the Hydra with his big sword in his hands and Athena is standing next and/or behind him. The difference between the two pictures was Athena is standing on a Chariot on the PDF, but seen standing on “ground” in the PowerPoint picture. Image three was located on page one hundred and thirty-seven on the PDF file; there was no number for the picture. It can be seen in the third row, first one on the left. I believe the picture is Theseus hiding in a storage jar and Herakles brings him a kind gesture, which is a boar. The image on the PowerPoint shows another person, whom looks like a woman, but her face is cut off, making it hard to identify the character properly. I would assume that the woman might be Athena because she seems to be the one who is always looking at for Herakles, making sure he is protected. The fourth image I found very interesting because it appears to me that Herakles might not be in this picture. I had a hard time trying to compare the picture to the Art and Myth pictures, but it is closest to pictures one hundred and eighty-six and eighty-seven. Pholos, who was one of the centaurs, had to entertain Herakles as he was on his journey to find the boar. In the pictures on the PDF, Pholos name is just mentioned as he watches Herakles draw his arrow. There isn’t a specific picture that shows four …show more content…
This image relates to number two hundred and seventeen on the Art and Myth PDF. Herakles is carrying them around on his shoulders because they have stolen his weapons and won’t return them. Rumor also says they are laughing at his hairy behind. Looking at image seven it closely represents picture one hundred and seventy-seven on the PDF. On the PowerPoint Athena, who is on the far left, is holding her spear. Iolaos is seen in the middle, holding his bow and Herakles is on the far right getting ready to fight/defend himself from the animal. The difference between the PowerPoint and the PDF is the animal on the PDF was Herakles was fighting a lion. When looking at image eight on the PowerPoint, I thought the animal they are slaughtering looked like a deer, so, personally it made me think it represented number one-hundred and eighty-one on the PDF. In the PowerPoint Artemis is holding the bow (to the far right), Athena in the middle of the picture, but it doesn’t look like she is holding a sword and Herakles, to the far left, killing the deer. It is slightly different than the picture on the PDF, just the arrangements of where everyone is standing and how the deer is