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The Argument for Athens (Athena, Zeus, and Poseidon), Print, circa 1940-1970 26626 the second in brown

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the second in brown

intended to be hung without a frame

The composition portrays three abstracted nude women

Composition depicting two Native American women seated outdoors amidst trees and mountains

original vintage painting by artist Suzanne Schweig Martyl

The Argument for Athens (Athena, Zeus, and Poseidon), Print, circa 1940-1970 26626 the second in brown"The Argument for Athens", original vintage mid 20th century black and white fine art print by Denver artist Edward Marecak. Based on ancient Greek mythology, the piece depicts three figures: Athena, Zeus, and Poseidon. On the left, Athena, goddess of strategy, weaving, and logic, holds an owl as a symbol of her wisdom. On the right, Poseidon, god of the sea, offers a fish to Athena with additional fish speared on his trident. Zeus, the central male

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