Poseidon

Poseidon




This work was inspired by Greek gods. Poseidon comes in a shirtless form. holding a trident Fresh blue background with water splashing from behind.

One of the twelve gods of Olympus in Greek mythology. The main royal territory is the ocean. and he was dubbed "Samut Thep". "World Shaker" due to his role in earthquakes and "horse chaser", he is often portrayed as an elderly man. There is a curly hair and a beard. (mustache) The linear letter B plaque indicates that In Pylos and Thebes, Bronze Age Greece, before Olympus, Poseidon was worshiped as the main deity. But later he was included in the god Olympus as the brother of Hades and the elder brother of Zeus. Some folk legends say that Ria, his mother Save Him by hiding Him with the sheep and pretending to have a baby donkey. to avoid being swallowed by Cronus
Homer composes a hymn of praise to Poseidon. Poseidon was the protector of many Helen's cities. Even though he lost to Athena at the Athens Championships In Plato's dialogue Timaeus and Critias, Atlantis was the territory chosen by Poseidon.


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