Tammy Wampler specialises in creating goddess-centred art. Since 2009, she's been weaving myth, nature and history in her ...

Inside the artist's enchanting depictions of myth, legend, folklore and nature ...

The Virginia official flag features the state seal, which depicts the Roman goddess Virtus standing over a defeated tyrant. In line with classical imagery, Virtus is partially draped, with one breast ...

The rolling green hills of Tivoli had been a popular summertime escape since Roman times when Ippolito d’Este decided to erect his villa there in 1550. D’Este had recently suffered his first ...

As reported, the Roman fashion house first pledged to help restore the ... Located in a panoramic point of Villa d'Este, the Grotto of Diana, the goddess huntress symbolizing virtue, is a cruciform ...

On its most recent expedition in 2024, the RMS Titanic team captured hours of footage, millions of pictures, and rediscovered the bronze statue depicting the Roman goddess Diana. This happened ...

Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and video clips in personal and commercial projects on an ongoing basis without requiring additional payments each time you use that ...

In Britain, the ancient Celts worshipped a goddess named Andraste. When the Romans arrived, they identified her as Diana, or Artemis. Interestingly, the Roman historian Dio Cassius described her as ...

including the Roman goddess Diana and Celtic goddess Andraste. Hares were generally revered in the period: Numerous amulets featuring hares have been discovered, zooarchaeological evidence implies ...

Eostre, Anglo-Saxon goddess of the spring In particular ... Notably, Andraste herself was worshipped in Britain during the Roman period as a combination with Diana. This was the Roman version of ...

The territory south of the river Tagus was relatively peaceful, being populated largely by the Conii and Celtici tribes who had accepted the occupation and made contributions of militia and tribute to ...

The art of surprise." In 1958 ... Indeed, without going as far back as the legendary she-wolf, Roman mythology is full of female figures who subverted the constraints of patriarchy.