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Albert Aublet, Selene, 1880, oil on canvas, 143.8 x 115.5 cm 🎨
Selene (Albert Aublet, 1880).
Photo of Leonor Fini, Max Ernst, & Enrico Colombotto Rosso in Corsica (unknown photographer, 1965).
(via Paris Review)
Photo of Phoenix Goddess Temple priestess Tracy Elise (unknown photographer, early 21st century).
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Cover to Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold’s Pomba Gira: Pomba Gira and the Quimbanda of Mbùmba Nzila (illustrated by Enoque Zedro, 2011).
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Engraving depicting the goddess Ceres (aka Demeter) holding a sickle and cornucopia with three agricultural laborers paying homage (Jan Saenredam, 1596 CE).
Illustration of the Egyptian goddess Hathôr (aka Ahtôr, Atar, or Athyr—the equivalent of Aphrodite & Venus) (Charles Edwin Wilbour, mid 19th century).
(via WikiPagan)
Card depicting Cybele, the fertility goddess—from in Ancient Feminine Wisdom: Of Goddesses and Heroines card set (Kay Stevenson & Brian Clark, 2003).
(via Land of Goddesses)
Mother of the World—depicting Mother Barbēlō as described in the Nag Hammadi and Pistis Sophia (Nicholas Roerich, 1937).
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The Heart of Ashtoreth—photograph depicting the goddess Astártē aka Astoreth aka Ashtoreth aka Inanna, who is sometimes equated with Ishtar (Steven Kowalski, 2017).
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Photograph of a 1st century fresco in the Herculaneum, depicting white-robed priests of the Roman Cult of Isis performing a water ritual while chanting multiethnic devotees line the steps of the goddess' temple—from What Life Was Like When Rome Ruled the World (unknown photographer, late 20th century).
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Painting depicting the Umbanda orisha Yemọja aka the Yoruba/Candomblé Orixá Yemanjá aka the mythological Greek princess Danaë (Linda Falorio, 2017).
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Cover and pages to Gustave Flaubert’s The Temptation of Saint Anthony (words by Flaubert, illustrations by Odilon Redon, 1910—first published 1938).
Image of the Hindu/Bhakti god Durga (artist unknown, early 21st century).
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Plate designs from The Dinner Party exhibit (Judy Chicago, 1970s).
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Cover to Starhawk’s Dreaming the Dark: Magic, Sex, and Politics—New Edition (unknown artist/designer, 1988).
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The Goddess of Discord Choosing the Apple of Contention in the Garden of the Hesperides (Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1806).
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