The Fate of Persephone

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Divided into two halves: light, left, and dark, right; Persephone stands in the middle, narcissus in hand, flanked by red-cloaked Hades on her left, arm around her, and his immortal black horses to her right, separating Persephone from the bright meadow where she and her three fellow maidens frolicked picking flowers, and where now they cower in fear.

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The Fate of Persephone (1877), painting by Walter Crane, oil and tempera on canvas, 48" x 105", London. Persephone stands beside Hades, about to take her by chariot into the Underworld, off screen-right.

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  • copyright status
    Public Domain
  • creator
    Walter Crane
  • original title
    The Fate of Persephone
  • rights
    Public Domain
  • rights holder
    Public Domain