The Aeneid in Slides
Introduction Bust of Vergil on Capitoline Vergil with Muses. Mosaic from Tunisia Family Tree of Aeneas Book I Boucher. Juno asking Aeolus to Release the Winds Delacroix. Juno and Aeolus (in Sao Paolo) Aeneas in storm. Codex Romanus. 5th cent. Vatican Rubens. Quos ego. Dresden Aeneas lands in Carthage. Illuminated manuscript. . London. Book II Sinon. Illuminated manuscript. Laocoon. Vatican. Laocoon cartoons. Trojan Horse. Amphora. Mykonos. c.670 B.C. Trojan Horse cartoons. Trojan Horse. Pompeian fresco. Death of Priam. Black-figure amphora. c.510 B.C. Wurtzburg Death of Priam. Red-figure krater. c.460 B.C. Altamura Painter. Boston Aenease and Anchises. Red-figure krater. c.460 B.C. Altamura Painter. Boston Aeneas and Anchises. Bernini. Borghese. Rome. Aeneas and Anchises. Barocci. 1598. Escape from Troy. Illuminated Manuscript. 15th cent. Vatican Escape from Troy. Woodcut from Strasbourg, 1502 Aeneas and Anchises as dogs. Pompeii. Book III Travels of Aeneas. Map Polyphemus. Limoges plate. Nelson Art Gallery, KC. c.1530 Book IV Aeneas and Dido Hunting. Mosaic. London. Aenease and Dido in the cave. Codex Romanus. 5th cent. Vatican. Aeneas and Dido in the cave. Daumier. Rumor. Drawing by Loyola Academy student Death of Dido. Illuminated Manuscript Dying Dido. Book plate by Petrina. Book VI Cumaean Sybil. Michelangelo. Sistine Chapel. Vatican Cumae (archaeological site) Aeneas in Underworld. Testa. 1654. Met Aeneas in Underworld. Illuminated Manuscript Aeneas and Dido in the Underworld. Daumier
Book VII Aeneas lands in Italy. Da Cortona (1596-1669) Evander welcomes Aeneas
Vergil Reads Aeneid to Augustus. French School. Art Institute This is a list of slides which Professor Tom Sienkewicz shows his students at Monmouth College in Monmouth,
Illinois when he lectures on Vergil's Aeneid. If you
have any questions, you may contact him at toms@monm.edu. Return to Monmouth College Classics Dept. Home Page
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