Hephaestus, Bia and Crato Securing Prometheus on Mount Caucasus
Henry Fuseli · Swiss, 1741-1825
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A pen and wash drawing shows a nude male figure bound and stretched upright against a rocky outcrop, with two figures crouched at his feet working on his restraints. A third figure hovers in the upper right corner beside a bird-like form, set against a dark, shaded sky. The work is a 1800 print by Henry Fuseli, held by Wikimedia Commons, depicting the myth of Prometheus being secured on Mount Caucasus.
