Othus and Ephialtes Holding Ares Captive n.d.
johnflaxman
theartinstituteofchicago
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comic strip sketch
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light pencil work
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personal sketchbook
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"Othus and Ephialtes Holding Ares Captive" is a line drawing by John Flaxman, an English sculptor and artist, renowned for his Neoclassical style. The drawing depicts a scene from Greek mythology, where the giants Othus and Ephialtes, known for their immense size and strength, hold the god of war, Ares, captive in chains. Flaxman's meticulous line work and emphasis on anatomical detail create a sense of realism and grandeur, capturing the power struggle between the giants and Ares. The drawing is a testament to Flaxman's ability to translate the epic narratives of Greek mythology into powerful and engaging visual art.
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