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In Greek mythology, Ipotanes were a race of half-horse, half-humans. The Ipotanes are considered the original version of the Centaur. Art by Liu Jianzhao Dungeons And Dragons, Fantasy Characters, Fantasy, Greek And Roman Mythology, Fantasy Art, Mythical Creatures, Anthropomorphic, Art, Mythology

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Ipotane: In Greek Mythology they were a rare of half horse half humans. They were considered the original version of the centaurs

A Phooka is a dangerous and often violent shapeshifting trickster from Celtic myth, known for their ability to change into great, fearsome black animals to scare humans. Some Phookas take a liking to humans and just play harmless pranks, other Phookas are Celtic Myth, Cryptozoology, Shapeshifter, Fantasy Art, What Is Paganism, Mythical, Mythology, Mythological Creatures, Demonology

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A Phooka is a very dangerous and often violent shapeshifting trickster from Celtic myth, known for their ability to change into great fearsome black animals so that they can scare humans. Some Phookas take a liking to humans and just play harmless pranks (like Harvey the rabbit of Jimmy Stewart movie fame) other Phookas are blood-thirsty vampire-like creatures which lure humans to their doom. Normaly harmless and peaceful, these violent tempered creatures are highly vengeful and greatly...

Medusa was known for her ability to turn others to stone when looking directly at her. This picture contains a lot of irony in the fact that here, Medusa herself is stone. Sculpture Art, Ancient, Mythical Creatures, Statue, Sculpture, Art, Mythology, Ancient Art, Medusa Art

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Statue of Hermanubis, a hybrid of Anubis and the Greek god Hermes. In the Ptolemaic period BCE), when Egypt became a Hellenistic kingdom ruled by Greek pharaohs, Anubis was merged with the Greek god Hermes, becoming Hermanubis. Ancient, Greek And Roman Mythology, Egyptian Art, Statue, Roman Sculpture, Mythology, Ancient Art, Anubis, Art History

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Statue of Hermanubis, a hybrid of Anubis and the Greek god Hermes. In the Ptolemaic period (350–30 BCE), when Egypt became a Hellenistic kingdom ruled by Greek pharaohs, Anubis was merged with the Greek god Hermes, becoming Hermanubis. The two gods were considered similar because they both guided souls to the afterlife. The center of this cult was in uten-ha/Sa-ka/ Cynopolis, a place whose Greek name means "city of dogs."

Cernunnos is a nature and fertility god. He is best known in his Celtic aspect of the untamed Horned God of the Animals and the leaf-covered Green Man, Guardian of the Green World, but He is much older and more powerful--perhaps brother to the god Pan. Norse, Celtic Mythology, Cernunnos, Ancient, Deities, Celtic Art, Art, Pagan, Mythological Creatures

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Cernunnos : Grande Cernunnos, protetor, pai e senhor das florestas. | hecate1

Huehuecoyotl- Aztec myth: the god of dance, song, and mischief. He was depicted… Legends And Myths, Aztec Culture, Goddess, Ancient, Mythical Creatures, Deities, Mythical, Mythology, Inca

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Huehuecoyotl- Aztec myth: the god of dance, song, and mischief. He was depicted as having the head of a coyote with the hands and feet of a man. He also sported a drum. The coyote was a symbol of astuteness, worldly-wisdom, pragmatism, male beauty and youthfulness which were all represented by him.

Celtic God Cernunnos Statue Sculpture Statue Figurine available at… Cernunnos, Celtic, Goddess, Deities, Statue, Witch, Sculpture, Mythology, Pagan

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Animal detail from medieval illuminated manuscript - British Library Royal MS 12 F XIII - c century - Sea Monsters, Medieval Art, Bestiary, Illustrated Manuscript, Illuminated Manuscript, Medieval Reactions, Beast, Art, Medieval Paintings

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This crocodile just wants it all to STOP.

They just can't. They simply cannot.

Detail from The Luttrell Psalter, British Library Add MS 42130 (medieval / The medieval imagination never fails to delight. /A Journey Through Medieval Life Drawings, Bestiary, Illustrated Manuscript, Illuminated Manuscript, Middle Ages, Art, Medieval Drawings, Medieval Paintings, Ancient Egyptian Art

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Detail from The Luttrell Psalter, British Library Add MS 42130 (medieval manuscript,1325-1340), f171v

Ganesha | Southern Cambodia | Pre-Angkor period | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

In the inscriptions of seventh-century Khmer-speaking territories, Ganesha is consistently called by one of his more popular early names, Ganapati, or “lord of the ganas,” Shiva’s mischievous dwarfish helpers

Detail from The Luttrell Psalter, British Library Add MS 42130 (medieval

Detail from The Luttrell Psalter, 1325-1340

book-faced dragon (Breviary of Mary of Savoy, Lombardy ca. Medieval Dragon, Bestiary, Miniatures, Middle Ages, Historical Images, Art, Medieval Manuscript, Miniature Painting, Weird Creatures

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back-faced dragon Breviary of Mary of Savoy, Lombardy ca. 1430. Chambéry, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 4, fol. 522r

Ancient Greek Sphinx Statue Sculpture Metropolitan Museum New York Item No. 5010 Reproduced after the original from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. This sphinx was a part of a Attic grave monument of the middle archaic period

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Detail from "The Rutland Psalter", medieval (c1260), British Library Add MS 62925. f 44v

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Monster rooster. Luttrell Psalter, England ca. 1325-1340 (British Library, Add 42130, fol. 156v)

The Gorgon Medusa An ancient greek entity who's image was used to scare evil spirits away Illustration, Greek And Roman Mythology, Fantasy Art, Lion Sculpture, Mythical, Art, Mythology, Mythological Creatures, Medusa Art

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The latest Tweets from Bianca ✂︎ (@biancapencz). Vancouverite expat living in Manchester. You don't care about me; you don't care about my car crash. Manchester, England