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Jason and the Argonauts: "Then Jason leapt forth warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree trunk"(litho)

Jason and the Argonauts: 'Then Jason leapt forth warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree trunk'(litho)


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Jason and the Argonauts: "Then Jason leapt forth warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree trunk"(litho)

5989610 Jason and the Argonauts: " Then Jason leapt forth warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree trunk" (litho) by Soper, George (1870-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Then Jason leapt forth warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree trunk." Illustration for The Heroes by Charles Kingsley (George Allen and Unwin, c 1920).); © Look and Learn

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Charles Kingsley Fleece Forth Greek Fairy Tales Jason Jason And The Argonauts Leapt The Heroes Tore Trunk Pagan Paganism Pagans Polytheism Polytheist Warily


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This lithograph titled "Jason and the Argonauts: Then Jason leapt forth warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree trunk" by George Soper depicts a pivotal moment in Greek mythology. Inspired by Charles Kingsley's book "The Heroes" this illustration showcases Jason's bravery as he retrieves the coveted Golden Fleece. In this scene, we witness Jason's cautious yet determined leap towards triumph. The artist skillfully captures his anticipation and focus, highlighting his unwavering commitment to completing his heroic quest. As he tears the fleece from the tree trunk, it symbolizes not only his victory but also his ability to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges. Soper's attention to detail is evident in every element of this print. The lush botanical surroundings emphasize nature's role in ancient Greek tales while adding depth to the narrative. Furthermore, through its inclusion of mythological symbolism and pagan imagery, this artwork invites viewers into a world where gods and heroes intertwine. Beyond its artistic merits, this lithograph offers an opportunity for reflection on themes such as courage, determination, and resilience. It reminds us that even when faced with daunting obstacles or mythical creatures guarding our goals, we too can find strength within ourselves to conquer adversity. Overall, Soper's portrayal of Jason seizing victory amidst danger serves as a timeless reminder that heroism lies within each one of us – waiting for that decisive moment when we must take a leap of faith towards our own golden opportunities.

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