Hephaestus smithy Painting

According to the legends, Hephaestus spent most of his time in his full wonderland forge. In the middle is a huge anvil, in the corner - a forge with flaming fire and bellows. These wondrous bellows - they do not need to be set in motion with their hands, they obey the word of Hephaestus. He will say - and the bellows work, fanning the fire in the hearth into a brightly burgeoning flame. Covered with sweat, all black with dust and soot, the blacksmith god works in his forge. What marvelous works Hephaestus forges in it: unbreakable weapons, jewelery made of gold and silver, cups for goblets, tripods that roll themselves like gold on gold wheels. Having finished work, having washed sweat and soot in a fragrant bath, Hephaestus walks with a limp and staggering on his weak legs to the feast of the gods, to his father, the thunderer Zeus. Friendly, good-natured, he often stops the ready quarrel of Zeus and Hera. Without laughter, the gods cannot see the lame Hephaestus stumbling around the banquet table, pouring fragrant nectar to the gods. Laughter makes the gods forget quarrels. But the god Hephaestus can be formidable. Many experienced the power of his fire, and the terrible, mighty blows of his enormous hammer. Even the waves of the raging rivers of Xanthus, Simois humbled Hephaestus under Troy fire. Terrible, he smashed his hammer and mighty giants. The fire god, the most sophisticated, divine smith Hephaestus, is great - he gives warmth and joy, he is gentle and affable, but he also punishes menacingly. It is acrylic paint and epoxy resin on top of round wood board.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23.6 W x 23.6 H x 0.4 D in

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