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22/08/2018 Aeneas carrying Anchises Black Figure Amphora c. 490-480 BC, British Museum Aphrodite and Anchises Bronze Mirror Case c. 350-320 BC, British Museum Anchises and Ascanius escaping from Flight From Troy Troy? Red Figure Volute Krater
Aphrodite and Anchises Bronze Mirror Case c. 350-320 BC, British Museum Aeneas carrying Anchises Black Figure Amphora c. 490-480 BC, British Museum Anchises and Ascanius escaping from Troy? Red Figure Volute Krater c. 370-350 BC, British Museum Flight From Troy in the Vatican Virgil c. 400 AD Aeneas with Ascanius and Anchises Roman Lamp Aeneas with Ascanius and Anchises Carved Gem
Aeneas with Ascanius and Anchises Roman Coin Antonius Pius Aeneas’s flight from Troy by Barocci Aeneas and Anchises Maiolica bowl c. 1530 Aeneas with Ascanius and Anchises maiolica C16th, British Museum Map Showing Aeneas’s Route
Anchises and Ascanius at Delos with King Anius by Claude 1672 Aeneas Erects a Tomb to his Nurse Caieta and Flees the Country of Circe, Metropolitan Museum Dido building Carthage by Turner Scenes from the Aeneid on Limoges Enamel Plaques by Jean II Penicaud c. 1540-1550 and the engraving by Marcantonio Raimondi on which they are based including a Central Scene based on Raphael Neptune Calming the Winds Aeneas and Achates
Dido Escorting Aeneas Through Carthage Dido building Carthage, or the Rise of the Carthaginian Empire Turner (2) Dido Giving Aeneas a Feast and Cuddling Ascanius Dido and Aeneas Tazza Dido Receiving Aeneas Limoges Enamel Plaque by Pierre Reymond 1540, British Museum The Meeting of Dido and Aenaes by Dance-Holland Dido Receiving Aeneas and Cupid Disguised as Ascanius by Solimena 1720s, National Gallery
Aeneas Meeting Dido at Carthage by Cézanne 1875 Dido and Aeneas Enamel Pendant 1690, British Museum Dido Cuddling Ascanius Maiolica Plate c. 1526, British Museum Aeneas Leaving Carthage Enamel Panel c.1530 by Master of the Aeneid Series, British Museum Dido Appealing To Juno Enamel Pendant, British Museum
Dido’s Suicide by Liberale da Verona 1495, National Gallery Death of Dido by Cayot 1780, Louvre Roman Boxers Mosaic, Getty Museum Aeneas and Ascanius with the Pigs Roman Marble Relief, British Museum Aeneas and Turnus by Giordano Virgil with The Muse of History Clio and The Muse of Tragedy Melpomene Roman Mosaic, Bardo Museum Tunis
Virgil reading the Aeneid to Augustus and Octavia 1787 by Taillasson