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Hekuba turns away from burning Troy

Serie
  • Blatt 15 der Folge „The Women of Troy“
Künstler:in (1886 – 1980)
Date1971–1972, publ. 1973
MediumKreidelithografie
Display DimensionsBlatt: 56 cm × 45 cm (560 × 450 mm)
Darstellung: 34 cm × 25,6 cm (340 × 256 mm)
ClassificationsDruckgrafik
Credit LineSchenkung von Friedrich Welz, Salzburg
Object numberBS 1918
Provenance1976 Schenkung von Friedrich Welz, Salzburg
DepartmentGrafische Sammlung, Gemälde und Skulpturen
Image Not Available for The men from the wooden horse enter Troy
The men from the wooden horse enter Troy
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Hekuba's lament over the fall of Troy
Hekuba's lament over the fall of Troy
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Antromache with Astyanax in her arm. Talthybios demands the surrender of Astyanax to be thrown from the walls of Troy
Antromache with Astyanax in her arm. Talthybios demands the surrender of Astyanax to be thrown from the walls of Troy
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Kassandra is led away to Agamemnon's ship
Kassandra is led away to Agamemnon's ship
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Hekuba accuses Helen as the cause of the war and asks for her death
Hekuba accuses Helen as the cause of the war and asks for her death
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Hector's helmet
Hector's helmet
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Hector's body dragged by Achilles's chariot
Hector's body dragged by Achilles's chariot
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Andromache mourning over Hector's body
Andromache mourning over Hector's body
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Epeios, the maker of the wooden horse
Epeios, the maker of the wooden horse
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973
Image Not Available for Priamos is slain at the altar in his palace
Priamos is slain at the altar in his palace
Oskar Kokoschka
1971–1972, publ. 1973