Achilles tussen de dochters van Lycomedes 1837 - 1843

"Achilles tussen de dochters van Lycomedes" is an 1837-1843 artwork by the Gebroeders van Lier, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Depicting a scene from Greek mythology, the artwork showcases a detailed and intricate portrayal of a group of women surrounding the disguised Achilles, who was hiding among them to evade being enlisted in the Trojan War. This black and white engraving, measuring 320 mm in height and 445 mm in width, exemplifies the meticulous detail and stylistic conventions of the 19th century. The artwork offers a glimpse into the popular fascination with classical narratives during this era.