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The Querelle of Achilles and Agamemnon: Minerva descending from heaven came near behind Achilles, and seized him by his hair to prevent him from drawing his sword against Agamemnon. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The Querelle of Achilles and Agamemnon: Minerva descending from heaven came near behind Achilles, and seized him by his hair to prevent him from drawing his sword against Agamemnon. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407831: The Querelle of Achilles and Agamemnon: Minerva descending from heaven came near behind Achilles, and seized him by his hair to prevent him from drawing his sword against Agamemnon. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407831

The Querelle of Achilles and Agamemnon: Minerva descending from heaven came near behind Achilles, and seized him by his hair to prevent him from drawing his sword against Agamemnon. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The History of Bellerophon: Bellerophon on his horse Pegase kills the Chimere. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The History of Bellerophon: Bellerophon on his horse Pegase kills the Chimere. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407835: The History of Bellerophon: Bellerophon on his horse Pegase kills the Chimere. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407835

The History of Bellerophon: Bellerophon on his horse Pegase kills the Chimere. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The defeat of the Greeks - Arrival of Patrocles under the tent of Nestor. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The defeat of the Greeks - Arrival of Patrocles under the tent of Nestor. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407845: The defeat of the Greeks - Arrival of Patrocles under the tent of Nestor. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407845

The defeat of the Greeks - Arrival of Patrocles under the tent of Nestor. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Hector's death: Hector is killed by Achilles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Hector's death: Hector is killed by Achilles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407858: Hector's death: Hector is killed by Achilles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407858

Hector's death: Hector is killed by Achilles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Andromaque's lamentations at the eyes of her dead husband Hector dragged in front of the walls. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Andromaque's lamentations at the eyes of her dead husband Hector dragged in front of the walls. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407863: Andromaque's lamentations at the eyes of her dead husband Hector dragged in front of the walls. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407863

Andromaque's lamentations at the eyes of her dead husband Hector dragged in front of the walls. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Helene's regrets: Goddess Iris awakens in the heart of Helene a regret of her first husband, Menelas. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Helene's regrets: Goddess Iris awakens in the heart of Helene a regret of her first husband, Menelas. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407839: Helene's regrets: Goddess Iris awakens in the heart of Helene a regret of her first husband, Menelas. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407839

Helene's regrets: Goddess Iris awakens in the heart of Helene a regret of her first husband, Menelas. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The death of Patrocles: Hector kills Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The death of Patrocles: Hector kills Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407847: The death of Patrocles: Hector kills Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407847

The death of Patrocles: Hector kills Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The struggle of Achilles and the Scamander River. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The struggle of Achilles and the Scamander River. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407855: The struggle of Achilles and the Scamander River. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407855

The struggle of Achilles and the Scamander River. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Invocation. The anger of Apollo: Priest Chryses invokes Apollo, saying, “Let the Greeks be cast away, by your arrows, from the tears they make me shed!” . Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Invocation. The anger of Apollo: Priest Chryses invokes Apollo, saying, “Let the Greeks be cast away, by your arrows, from the tears they make me shed!” . Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407830: Invocation. The anger of Apollo: Priest Chryses invokes Apollo, saying, “Let the Greeks be cast away, by your arrows, from the tears they make me shed!” . Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407830

Invocation. The anger of Apollo: Priest Chryses invokes Apollo, saying, “Let the Greeks be cast away, by your arrows, from the tears they make me shed!” . Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Hector and Andromaque farewell. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Hector and Andromaque farewell. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407841: Hector and Andromaque farewell. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407841

Hector and Andromaque farewell. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Venus was injured by Diomede trying to save his son Enee. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Venus was injured by Diomede trying to save his son Enee. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407842: Venus was injured by Diomede trying to save his son Enee. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407842

Venus was injured by Diomede trying to save his son Enee. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Jupiter's Sleep: Jupiter slept by Juno who wants to save the Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Jupiter's Sleep: Jupiter slept by Juno who wants to save the Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407846: Jupiter's Sleep: Jupiter slept by Juno who wants to save the Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407846

Jupiter's Sleep: Jupiter slept by Juno who wants to save the Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Priam rachete has Achilles the body of his son (Hector). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Priam rachete has Achilles the body of his son (Hector). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407860: Priam rachete has Achilles the body of his son (Hector). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407860

Priam rachete has Achilles the body of his son (Hector). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Thersite hits by Ulysses. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Thersite hits by Ulysses. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407836: Thersite hits by Ulysses. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407836

Thersite hits by Ulysses. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The Complaint of Briseis (at the sight of Patrocles wounds). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The Complaint of Briseis (at the sight of Patrocles wounds). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407852: The Complaint of Briseis (at the sight of Patrocles wounds). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407852

The Complaint of Briseis (at the sight of Patrocles wounds). Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Hector's parents are begging him to avoid the fight. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Hector's parents are begging him to avoid the fight. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407859: Hector's parents are begging him to avoid the fight. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407859

Hector's parents are begging him to avoid the fight. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Achilles invokes his mother Thetis. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Achilles invokes his mother Thetis. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407833: Achilles invokes his mother Thetis. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407833

Achilles invokes his mother Thetis. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The Defense of Jupiter to rescue the Trojans or Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The Defense of Jupiter to rescue the Trojans or Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407837: The Defense of Jupiter to rescue the Trojans or Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407837

The Defense of Jupiter to rescue the Trojans or Greeks. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The shield of Achilles created by Vulcan. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The shield of Achilles created by Vulcan. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407849: The shield of Achilles created by Vulcan. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407849

The shield of Achilles created by Vulcan. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The funeral of Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The funeral of Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407865: The funeral of Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407865

The funeral of Patrocles. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Achilles receives Agamemnon's envoys. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Achilles receives Agamemnon's envoys. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407844: Achilles receives Agamemnon's envoys. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407844

Achilles receives Agamemnon's envoys. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

Achilles's pain: Achilles learns of Patrocles's death. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
Achilles's pain: Achilles learns of Patrocles's death. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407850: Achilles's pain: Achilles learns of Patrocles's death. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407850

Achilles's pain: Achilles learns of Patrocles's death. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

The battle around Patrocles' body. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.
The battle around Patrocles' body. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

XEE4407851: The battle around Patrocles' body. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930., Gontier, Clement (1876-1918) / Bridgeman Images

ID: XEE4407851

The battle around Patrocles' body. Illustration by Clement Gontier (1876-1918) for Homere's “The Iliad” (Omero). Paris, Henri Laurens, 1930.

Gontier, Clement (1876-1918)

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