Iphigenia by eras50
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Description
UF3, no postwork.
I can only imagine her as fair, her hair the colour of the sand. The sand of the beach where she was sacrificed so the Hellenic troops could sail off to Troja.
Fair and peaceful, in spite of her fate.
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Comments (5)
A very bright, festive and gnarly fractal! Love the colors and details! (:
A creative and interesting interpretation and a unique and lovely image. Wasn't she rescued?
A wonderful creation.
Lovely and unique work..
Iphigenia was indeed rescued. At the very moment of the sacrifice, the goddess Artemis took her away and put an animal in her place. She was lost to her people, though, and to her family. And she lost her former life.