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 : Sisyphus and His Stone


Sisyphus and His Stone

Sisyphys, father of Odysseus, for no known reason, is condemned to push a rock to the top of a mountain in Hell, which the demons push down again, and again, and again

Picture No
13725845
Media ID
45390463
Size
3133px x 4277px (2.8MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Bernard Picart, in Le Temples des Muses' 1730 - 1731. Image digitally colourised

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Concepts Condemned Demons Odysseus Push Reason Sisyphus


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