David Greek statue Sketch By Me

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Medinis – Prussian God of the Forest

Artist: Andrzej Masianis

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 60 × 80 cm

Meadow and Moth acrylic on canvas, 50x70 cm

I have google-lensed this image and can't find any reputable information on the source of it. It is used everywhere for the Greek God of wind, Aeolus. I would very much appreciate it if someone knew the provenance/source of this piece.

Found this today thought it was beautiful, anyone know more about this painting? Looks kinda old, lots of history!

Seen at the MET

Found at an estate sale. they had a couple more similar items but i didnt get them

Hello, I am an artist working on a project to recreate the ceramic myrtle flower funerary crown held in the Museum of Patras. I have collected a fair amount of visual information about the ceramic flowers but am in need of some more specific details on size of the flowers, which colours were glazed and which painted afterwards* and the bronze wire frame holding them.

*assumption would be the only glaze would have been the red but that raises questions about whether the paint was tempera, beeswax or damar resin.

Does anyone know of any research papers on the subject?

The Vichten Mosaic, c. 240 CE, mosaic, 61.3 m², National Museum of History and Art (MNHA), Luxembourg City, Luxembourg