Homer Iliad Patroclus by itom32
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Achilles mourns for his dead friend Patroclus.Greeks used to put coins on the dead mens eyes,so they can pay the Charon(Death)in order for him to grant them a pass through the waters of Stynx down to Adis.Greek warlord Ulysses tries to give support and consolation.He wears a kind of cap named in greek"halopekee"it means foxskin,and the Greeks used to wear it at night missions,or in cold weather.
Comments (14)
Amazingly beautiful work my friend, excellent done.*****
great scene awesome work
Excellent work here, very detailed and awesome lighting.
An excellent historical artwork, full of interest and atmosphere!! hugs Jane xx
Excellent
This is a well done image!
Another fantastic scene my friend! love it!
Very nice work..
Wow!Superb composition and great historical shot!
Supeb image!!!Fantastic characters and posing, excellent render!!!
Lovely lighting, very nice render.
A wonderful scene!
Beautiful artwork, well done…
A very nice scene. Well done - great posing.