Telemachuss Escape from the Trojans

DESCRIPTION: This 1792 antique engraving titled "TELEMACHUS’S escape from the TROJANS" depicts a scene featuring Telemachus, the son of Odysseus, fleeing from the Trojans during the conflict described in Homeric epics like the Odyssey. The engraving shows a ship navigating rough seas, guided by figures believed to be deities or allies, with a figure standing at the bow. Below the main image, verses describe the divine assistance received, mentioning "Jove" (Zeus) providing a favorable gale for their escape. Text reads: ‘Nor did the Power, oh Queen, her aid deny: Shot through the fleet, we bound we dart we fly. From the glad host for their Companions found, Shouts of loud. transport rend the region round. Jove breathes a gale' STYLE: Engraving COLOUR: Monochrome SIZE (cm): 14 x 19.5 CREATORS: Barlow after Corbauld PUBLICATION: PUBLISHER: M A Meilan DATE: 1792 COMMENTS: Excellent condition with a patina of age SUBJECT: Classics & Literature PACKAGE: Single one-sided sheet in acid-free mount, flat & unfolded inside hard-backed envelope. Royal Mail Tracked 24 included. Note: Images are provided for illustration purposes only and are intended to show the complete printed product, including any imperfections of age that may be present. Frames or props shown in the images are for display purposes only and are not included with your purchase.