Classical Mythology. Pygmalion and his statue | Utpictura18

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ICONCLASS :

95A(PYGMALION)

See on Wikipedia the story of Pygmalion. His statue doesn't seem to have been called Galatea before Rousseau's Pygmalion (1762).

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Pygmalion at the foot of his animated statue (Epistle of Othea, Erlangen 2361, f34v) - Willem Vrelant

Pygmalion at the foot of his animated statue (Epistle of Othea, Lille ms 175, f24v)

Pygmalion and his Statue (Roman de la rose, Bnf Français 25526, f156)

Pygmalion at the foot of his animated statue (Sèvre version) - after Falconet

A restoration - Edouard Dantan

Pygmalion in love with his statue - Jean Raoux

Pygmalion gives his statue a token of love (R. de la rose, Oxf. Douce 332 F192)

Pygmalion sculpting his statue (Roman de la rose, Oxford e Mus. 65, fol. 162v)

Pygmalion at the foot of his animated statue - Bronzino

Pygmalion - Walraven

Pygmalion, whose statue is animated by Venus - Lagrenée

Pygmalion at the foot of his statue, as it comes to life (Louvre) - Falconet

Pygmalion (5) (Rousseau, ed. Bozerian T12, 1801) - Moreau

Pygmalion. Le baiser (Rousseau, ed. Bozerian T12, 1801) -Marillier

Pygmalion. "Ce n'est plus moi" (Rousseau, ed. Bozerian T12, 1801) - Moreau

Pygmalion (Rousseau, ed. Bozerian T12, 1801) - Desenne

Pygmalion at the foot of his animated statue (Hermitage version) - Staggi after Falconet

Pygmalion and Galatea - Gérôme

Pygmalion sculpting his statue - Léon Davent after Primaticcio

Pygmalion seeing his animated statue - Deshays

Pygmalion in love with his statue, or Sculpture - Restout