Hector Afflicted by the Pain of Andromaque and the Crying of His Son, Illustration of Book VI of the Iliad of Homer by Unknown artist

Hector Afflicted by the Pain of Andromaque and the Crying of His Son, Illustration of Book VI of the Iliad of Homer

(Hector, who came to Troyes while the Greeks and the Trojans were in their hands, was afflicted by the pain of Andromaque, and by the crying of his son, whom he kissed tenderly before returning to battle. Illustration of book VI of the Iliad of Homere, Fren)


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Hector Afflicted by the Pain of Andromaque and the Crying of His Son, Illustration of Book VI of the Iliad of Homer by Unknown artist. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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