Hercules had many more adventures after these tasks were completed, including stealing the Delphic tripod from his half-brother Apollo, and killing the giant Antaeus. Antaeus gained strength every ...

The giant Antaeus was invincible as long as he touched the earth, which gave him his overwhelming strength. In this scene, Hercules cleverly heaves Antaeus off the ground to weaken and crush him. This ...

View Recto Hercules and Antaeus Verso A male nude St. Sebastian with his arms raised above his head, studied by onlookers by Master of the Giants on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by ...

View Hercules and Antaeus with the Hydra recto, A study for Hercules and Antaeus verso by Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo. Price ...

For a limited time, you can find Hercules, naked, in the basement of the Frick Collection. He’s holding aloft and crushing the murderous Antaeus in his bare arms in a captivating bronze from ...