Medusa reference

A black and white image of a statue of Medusa, the Greek Gorgon. She is depicted with snakes for hair, and her face has a serene and slightly melancholic expression. The snakes are intertwined around her head and neck, some with their heads facing forward, and others coiled around her. The statue is set on a base, and the background is a dark, plain surface. The image evokes a sense of mystery and power.

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In Greek Mythology, Medusa is described as a human female who had living venomous snakes for hair. Those who looked into her eyes would turn to stone. Are you a fan of this well known Gorgon? This piece focuses on the beautiful green shade Medusa was acknowledged for as well as her stone cold stare. If you love Greek Mythology this is the perfect print for you! This print is offered in 2 sizes: Standard -8.5x11" (W/ White Boarder) Poster -13x17.25" (W/ White Boarder)

Medusa sculpted for a commmission

"Bust of Medusa" marble sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, 1644-48; in the collection of Palazzo dei Conservatori, Capitoline Museums, Rome (http://en.museicapitolini.org/il_museo/restauri/restauro_del_busto_di_medusa_di_gian_lorenzo_bernini). Fully restored by Roman conservators in 2006, Bernini intendedt his to be a refined Baroque metaphor on the power of sculpture. Image: (CC BY-SA 3.0) 2011 Debra Heaphy, wikimedia commons, during exhibition at Palace of Legion of Honor, San Francisco.