Athena bei der mit Webereien beschäftigten Penelope
Philipp Veit · 1793-1877
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Athena bei der mit Webereien beschäftigten Penelope, Philipp Veit (ca. 1832). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Philipp Veit died in 1877; this work is in the public domain.
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This drawing in red-figure style shows the goddess Athena, wearing a crested helmet and holding a staff, standing among several seated and standing women engaged in weaving and spinning. A painted scene of armed warriors fighting appears on a panel behind them, and a woman carries a basket on her head at left. The work is titled Athena bei der mit Webereien beschäftigten Penelope and is attributed to Philipp Veit, dated around 1832.
