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photo copyright Janice Siegel Bronze Statuette of Zeus, from the site of his oracular shrine in Dodona. Shows him about to hurl his lightening bolt. Photo shows the statue on display in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin. photo copyright Janice Siegel

Atlas with his burden

Prometheus ADAM, Lambert-Sigisbert 1737 Marble Musée du Louvre, Paris Prometheus by Lambert-Sigisbert Adam, 1737. Marble. Louvre

Prometheus Being Chained by Vulcan BABUREN, Dirck van 1623 Oil on canvas, 202 x 184 cm Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Prometheus Being Chained by Vulcan by Dirck van Baburen

Prometheus Bound JORDAENS, Jacob c. 1640 Oil on canvas, 245 x 178 cm Wallraf-Richartz Museum, Cologne Prometheus Bound by Jacob Jordaens, c. 1640. Cologne

Pandora as Anesidora. Cylix, 470 – 460 BC, British Museum

Atlas Holding the Sky and Prometheus Tortured by an Eagle Atlas Holding the Sky and Prometheus Tortured by an Eagle. Laconian cyclix, 550 BC, Vatican Museum

Prometheus Rescued by Heracles. Attic crater, c. 610 BC, Athens