Apollon
by dor_mp3
Time: 1100 minutes (18h 20m)
Apps: Ibispaintx, Gallery (for adjusting and cropping), Pinterest (for inspo)
Notes: Don't come at me, I'm still a beginner artist:,)
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Apollon
by dor_mp3
Time: 1100 minutes (18h 20m)
Apps: Ibispaintx, Gallery (for adjusting and cropping), Pinterest (for inspo)
Notes: Don't come at me, I'm still a beginner artist:,)

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There was and there is a life, I swim in it, but I wouldn’t say that it’s exactly “mine.”
— Denise Riley, from "Pythian," Say Something Back & Time Lived, Without Its Flow
Delphi Charioteer, Temple of Apollo, Delphi, Greece, C 470 BCE,
Bronze, Dimensions: H:1.8m.
The Charioteer of Delphi is a rare surviving 2,500-year-old bronze sculpture from Ancient Greek culture. It is a life-size statue of a chariot driver found in 1896 at the Sanctuary of Apollo in Delphi.
The statue was commissioned to commemorate the victory of the tyrant Polyzalusa of Gela, a Greek colony in Sicily, and his chariot in the Pythian Games of 470 BC.
The Pythian Games (also known as the Delphic Games) were among the four Panhellenic Games of Ancient Greece. They were held in honor of Apollo every four years at his sanctuary at Delphi.
They were held two years after each Olympic Games. An inscription on the statue’s limestone base shows that Polyzalus dedicated it as a tribute to Apollo for helping him win the chariot race.
The Charioteer of Delphi was initially part of a larger group of sculptures that included the chariot, at least four horses, and possibly two grooms.
Some smaller fragments of the horses, grooms, and chariot were found with the statue. The Sicilian Greek colonies were very wealthy compared with most of the cities of mainland Greece.
Image by Yasmine DG
I count the grains of sand on the beach and measure the sea. I understand the speech of the dumb and hear the voiceless. The smell has come to my sense of a hard-shelled tortoise boiling and bubbling with lamb's flesh in a bronze pot: the cauldron underneath is of bronze, and of bronze the lid.
Herodotus quoting the Delphian oracle, whom conveyed Apollo’s divine message
“Tell to the king that the carven hall is fallen in decay;
Apollo has no chapel left, no prophesying bay,
No talking spring. The stream is dry that had so much to say.”
—The Last Prophecy of the Oracle of Delphi
(Mid 4th Century AD, prophesied to the Roman Emperor Julian the Apostate)

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O my soul, do not aspire to immortal life, but exhaust the limits of the possible.
Pindar, Ode, Pythian 3, circa 474 BCE
Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection
Hines Memorial Pythian Home, New Market VA. Dedicated October Twenty-ninth, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-seven. Program from the dedication ceremonies, 1927.
Pythian Castle, MO