Helen

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Helen ParisAndromache HectorChalcidian
black figure krater540 bce (archaic)
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Helen Paris detail
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PARIS
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Andromache Hector detail
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EKTOR
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Departure of Warrior motif

• helmet
• shield
• oinochoe
• phiale
• wife
• mother
• father

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Andromache HectorAttic red figure
pelike430-420 bce (classical)
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Warriors departureAttic red figure
hydria500-490 bce (early classical)
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oinochoe
phiale
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Hectors DepartureAttic red figure stamnos440
bce (classical)
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Hectors DepartureTischbein1812Oldenburg,
Landesmuseum
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Hectors DepartureBayreuth HermitageGeorg
Gläserc. 1740
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Hector and AndromacheGiorgio de Chirico1917
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Andromache and AstyanaxPierre-Paul
Prudhon1814-24New York, Metropolitan Museum of
Art
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Andromache Mourning HectorJacques-Louis
David1783
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Paris and HelenJacques-Louis David1788
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Captive AndromacheFrederic Leighton1888
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fountainhouse
hydria
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This painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy
with the following quotation (a translation by
Elizabeth Barrett Browning) Some standing
by,Marking thy tears fall, shall say 'This is
she,The wife of that same Hector that fought
bestOf all the Trojans when all fought for
Troy'.
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