Alexey Golovin, Perseus with the head of Medusa.

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Oil on canvas

200 x 300 cm
78 3/4 x 118 1/8 in

In Alexey Golovin's painting 'Perseus with the Head of Medusa' (2016), a captivating and mythic scene unfolds, showcasing the triumphant moment of Perseus' victory over the formidable Medusa. At the...

In Alexey Golovin's painting "Perseus with the Head of Medusa" (2016), a captivating and mythic scene unfolds, showcasing the triumphant moment of Perseus' victory over the formidable Medusa. At the forefront of the composition, Perseus stands resolute, brandishing the severed head of Medusa. Golovin's attention to detail is evident in the horrifying features of Medusa's head, emanating an aura of danger and mystique. However, it is the addition of the dark Pegasus in the background that adds an intriguing element to the narrative. The majestic winged horse, with its dark, ethereal presence, symbolizes both the untamed power and the transformational nature of Perseus' heroic journey. The interplay of light and shadow accentuates the contrast between Perseus and the Pegasus, heightening the sense of myth and wonder within the artwork. "Perseus with the Head of Medusa" invites viewers to immerse themselves in the realms of ancient myth, exploring themes of heroism, conquest, and the transformative potential of extraordinary quests.

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Alexey Golovin Russia, 1977

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