Ganymede 

son of Tros in Greek mythology
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In Greek mythology, Ganymede was a Trojan prince who became Zeus' cupbearer and lover.

 See also category: Ganymede (moon).

Greek Classical art

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  Zeus, Hermes e Ganimede (550/540 b.C.).
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  Zeus, Hermes e Ganimede (550/540 b.C.).
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  Berlin painter, Ganymede with cockerel and hoop, ca. 500-490 bC.
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  Pentesilea painter, Zeus courting Ganimede (ca. 450 bC), Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Ferrara.

Hellenistic and Roman art

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  Roman ara, 1st centry a.C.
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  Bust of Ganymede.
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  Ganimede e Giove, copia romana di originale greco. Venezia.
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  Roman copy of a Greek original from 4th centyr bC. Vienna.
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  Ganimede e l'aquila. Frammento di statua romana di epoca imperiale (Roma, Museo delle Terme).
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  Ganymede and Zeus. 160-170 AD, Museo del Prado, Madrid.
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  The eagle abducting Ganymede. Roman mosaic, defaced by Christians, from Palermo (Italy).
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  Ganymède enlevé par l'aigle, mosaïque du musée archéologique de Sousse
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  English: Ganymede carried off by the eagle. Marble, Roman copy after a bronze original from ca. 325 BC.

  Français : Ganymède enlevé par l'aigle. Marbre, copie romaine d'un original en bronze de Léocharès, vers 325 av. J.-C.

Post-classical art

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  Ganimede come Acquario. Rimini - Tempio malatestiano.
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  Ganymede & Cyparissus. Da/From: Ovidii Metamorphoseos, Venezia 1522.
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  Antonio da Correggio (Antonio Allegri) (1489-1534), Ratto di Ganimede (1531), Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
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  Illustrazione per gli Emblemata di Andrea Alciati (1534).
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  Raffaello da Montelupo (1505-1566), Giove bacia Ganimede (1550 ca.). Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
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  Illustrazione per gli Emblemata di Andrea Alciati: Ganymedes - In deo laetandum.
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  By Nicolas Beatrizet (1515-1565).
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  Tempesta, Antonio (1555-1630) - In aquilam transformatus Iupiter Ganymedem rapit.
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  J. Briot, Rapt de Ganymède (17th century). Reverse copy of the previous image.
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  Lelio Orsi (16th century), Ratto di Ganimede - Museo estense, Modena.
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  Scuola di Giulio Romano - Ratto di Ganimede (Louvre) XVI secolo.
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  Damiano Mazza, Ratto di Ganimede, 16th century. National Gallery, London.
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  Engraving after Damiano Mazza, Ratto di Ganimede.
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  Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Rijn (1606-1669), Rape of Ganymede, (1635), Gemäldegalerie, Dresda.
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  Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Rijn (1606-1669), Rape of Ganymede, (1635), Gemäldegalerie, Dresda.
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  Carlo Cesio (1626-1686), Ganimede e Giove, da: A. Carracci, Illustrazione de la Galleria Farnese (1675).
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  Annibale Carracci (da), Ganimede e l'aquila - Incisione tratta dall'affresco tutt'ora a Palazzo Farnese (Roma)
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  François Chauveau, Enlevement de Ganymède (17th century).
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  Juppiter & Ganymede, by Cherubino Alberti (17th century).
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  "Ganimede", engraving by J. Worlidge (1768).
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  Dolcibene: incisione della statua del Ganimede dei Musei vaticani (1785 ca).
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  Grangerel, incisione da Rubens 1786/1808.
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  Zeus kissing Ganymede - A copy of an original by Wilhelm Böttner. Originally painted circa 1780. This copy was painted in the 19th century

Neo-classicism and later

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  By J. Álvarez (1804).
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  By Thorvaldsen (1817).
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  19th century engraving after Anton Raphael Mengs' (1728-1770) fresco Giove e Ganimede (1758-59).
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  From a 19th century building in Trautsohn Gasse ("Beethoven house"), Vienna.
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  J. H. Baker, Ganymede, Engraving after E. S. Bartholomew (1860).
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  Hans von Marées, Study for the painting Abduction of Ganymede (1887)
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  F. Kirchbach (engraving after), (1892) - The rape of Ganymede.
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  A 1906 Budweiser ad, using the Ganymede myth to claim the beer to be the new gods' ambrosia.
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  Christian Wilhelm Allers (1857-1915), Ganymede.
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  K. Walker, Ganymede, 1900 ca., c/o the National Library in Washington.
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  Bronze in Stockholm.
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  Statue of Ganymed at the Lake Zurich.