Lycaon turns into a wolf, Hendrick Goltzius (workshop or), 1728 Canvas Print
Jupiter sits at the table, the eagle at his feet. Lycaon flees from him in agony, his head already turned into a wolf's head. With this metamorphosis from human to wolf, Jupiter punished Lycaon for serving human flesh. Lycaon's house also goes up in flames - another punishment for the meat meal. On the right, a man is stabbed under a gate. Under the performance two times two lines in Latin. The print is part of an album.
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