Les Harpies viennent à Phineus' palace de prendre la nourriture de Phineus. Le Boreads vaincre les Harpies.

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• Dimensions: 3471 x 4656 px | 29,4 x 39,4 cm | 11,6 x 15,5 inches | 300dpi

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According to Greek mythology, the Boreads were the sons of Boreas, the god of the cold north wind. They were portrayed with wings on their feet and sometimes on their backs.The Harpies were winged creatures with the heads of women. The Harpies were best known for stealing and defiling the food of Phineus, king of Thrace. When Jason, the true king of Iolcus, sought the Golden Fleece, he stopped by Thrace. There, two of his crew (known as the Argonauts), Calais and Zetes (the Boreads - sons of Boreas) drove away the Harpies. In return, Phineus told the Argonauts how to avoid the Symplegades. In this 1901 illustration, the Harpies and come to Phineus' palace to take food from Phineus.

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