The Immortal Life of the thunder bearer- Aaron monk
Эта галерея пользователя создана независимыми авторами и не всегда отражает позицию организаций, в чьи коллекции входят представленные работы, и платформы Google Искусство и культура.
This gallery includes representations of the Greek God Zeus and his Roman equivalent Jupiter through paintings, sculptures and vases. The God Zues is the ruler of all Humankind and the ruler of Mount Olympus. Zues/Jupiter also is the God of the skies. The paintings and sculptures of Zues/Jupiter are shown through his life and nature.
Jupiter Enthroned , Heinrich Friedrich Füger, turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, Владелец коллекции: Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest.
Jupiter Enthroned is painted by Heinrich Friedrich Fuger. The painting is described as Jupiter/Zeus the ruler of the skies being Enthroned, with his faithful immortal eagle AETOS DIOS. In the painting, the dark colors that make up the skies have contrast mixed in to give more detail. This painting also symbolizes movement and the nature of Jupiter taking his throne in the skies.
The Nurture of Jupiter , Poussin, Nicolas, Mid-1630s, Владелец коллекции: Dulwich Picture Gallery.
The Nurture of Jupiter is painted by Nicolas Poussin. The painting is described as Jupiter, as an infant suckling milk from a goat. The painter uses emphasis to show the baby God Jupiter as an infant and to show him being pampered. The artist also uses color in the painting to show the importance of the infant. The painting is shown as having movement with the lamb and the infant God. Nature plays a big role in this painting by showing the infant God suckling milk from the goat.
The Amazement of the Gods (?) , Hans von Aachen, probably 1590s, Владелец коллекции: The National Gallery, London.
The Amazement of the Gods painted by Hans von Aachen. The painting is depicted as Jupiter leaving Venus to love another, as the other Gods and Goddesses look in the amazement of Jupiter and Venus. In the painting balance is used to show relationship between Jupiter and Venus, plus the other Gods and Goddesses. Also in the painting space is used to show relationship between the Gods. Also the painting reflects my theme by showing movement of Jupiter and Venus. The nature of the painting is important because it shows the environment around them.
Jupiter as Satyr and Antiope , Bertel Thorvaldsen, 1797, Владелец коллекции: Thorvaldsens Museum.
Jupiter as Satyr and Antiope is painted by Bertel Thorvaldsen. The painting is depicted as showing Jupiter as Satyr and his lover Antiope. Jupiter was attracted to the beautiful Antiope. In the painting, emphasis is shown for Satyr’s love toward Antiope. Also in the painting, color with contrast to show importance between Satyr and Antiope. My theme is reflected in this painting, to show the true nature of the God Jupiter.
Jupiter and Io , Antonio Allegri, called Correggio, 1520/1540, Владелец коллекции: Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien.
Jupiter and Io was painted by Antonio Allegri. The painting is depicted as Io trying to flee from the Roman God Jupiter, Io knew Jupiter’s true nature and he summoned the dark clouds to seduce Io on earth. In the painting movement is used to show the vast dark clouds. Also in the painting balance is used to show relationship between Jupiter and Io. My theme is reflected in the painting by showing the true nature of Jupiter. Jupiter can be seen and depicted in many ways.
Zeus , Desconocido, 2014, Владелец коллекции: Bogotá Street Art.
Zeus painted by Desconocido Bogota. This painting was developed as Street Art. The painting depicts, the Roman God Jupiter/Zeus has fallen from Mount Olympus and Zeus looks withered. He has circles and wrinkles throughout his face. The painter uses emphasis on Zeus to show the withered face of Zeus and the fall of Zeus. The painter also used Color to brighten up the background of the painting to show relationship to the fall of Zeus. My theme in this painting is used as Nature, Zeus looks very tired and withered to his weak point of his life.
Jupiter , Hendrik Goltzius after Polidoro da Caravaggio, probably 1592, Владелец коллекции: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC.
Jupiter is painted by Hendrik Goltzius. This painted is depicted as the Roman God Jupiter, Zeus Counterpart sitting on his throne in the clouds with his faithful eagle. The eagle is a representation of Jupiter’s reign over the skies. The painter used color with contrast in Jupiter to show the relationship to his faithful eagle. The painter also used space to show Jupiter sitting on his throne and used contrast to shade the background behind Jupiter. My theme in this painting is described as Movement and Nature. Jupiter in the painting, shows him holding thunder in his hand with movement. Nature in the painting, Jupiter is sitting on his throne, with his faithful eagle beside Jupiter.
Zeus, thunderbearer , Unknown, -470/-460, Владелец коллекции: Altes Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.
The God Zeus – thunderbearer, the Roman God Jupiter his counterpart. The Bronze Sculpture is depicted as Zeus hurling a thunder blot from his hand at a foe. The artist who created the sculpture using lines and shapes to form the sculpture. Movement is also used in the sculpture as, Zeus hurling a thunder bolt from his hand. My theme in this sculpture is described as Movement.
Jupiter a bronze statue created by Michel Anguier. The statue is depicted as Jupiter the Roman God, hurling thunder bolts at his enemies through his hand. The artist used in the statue, lines and shapes to create the statue of Jupiter and the thunder bolt coming from his hand. My theme from this gallery, in this statue is used as movement. Jupiter is using movement to hurl the thunder bolt from his hand to his enemies.
Juice mission blasts off to Jupiter to look for signs of life
The European Space Agency’s Juice probe has blasted off on a landmark mission to Jupiter’s moons, rising on a plume of white from its launchpad in Kourou, French Guiana, on the north-eastern shoulder of South America.
The mission, which was delayed for 24 hours after lightning threatened to strike on Thursday, intends to uncover the secrets of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, its enormous polar auroras, and how its mighty magnetic field shapes conditions on the gas giant’s nearby moons.
It is the moons themselves that are the main attraction. Despite the frigid conditions that prevail, nearly half a billion miles from the sun, Juice will visit three of Jupiter’s moons – Europa, Callisto and Ganymede – which harbour deep liquid water oceans beneath their icy surfaces.
The discovery of sub-surface saltwater oceans on Jupiter’s moons has pushed them high up the list of solar system venues to explore for signs of life and habitability. If hydrothermal vents – found on ocean floors all over Earth – exist on the Jovian moons, they may provide enough warmth for life to thrive in the darkness.
“I’m so thrilled to see Juice finally on its way,” said Prof Andrew Coates, from the UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory, who helped build two instruments on Juice called Pep and Janus. “This is an excellent mission to look at habitability of Jupiter’s moons.”
The £1.4bn Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer powered into the sky on board an Ariane 5 rocket at 1.14pm UK time, with scientists and engineers visibly relieved as the probe embarked on the most complex mission Esa has ever flown in the solar system.
“This is just the start of a long journey to Jupiter, but one that will be worth the wait,” said Prof Emma Bunce, director of the University of Leicester’s Institute for Space and co-investigator on the probe’s J-Mag magnetometer. “It has taken many years of hard work from an incredible international team to get to this milestone.”
Barring any glitches, Juice will spend eight years winding its way to its destination hundreds of millions of miles from Earth. Its route to Jupiter will be far from direct, drawing on multiple gravity assists around Earth and Venus to propel it towards its goal.
On arrival in 2031, the spacecraft will survey Jupiter and its icy moons with a suite of 10 advanced instruments. Among the questions scientists hope to answer is why Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is shrinking, why its third largest moon, Io, is the most volcanically active body in the solar system, and whether there could be, or has ever been, life on Jupiter’s ocean-bearing moons.
Of the three moons Juice is expected to visit, only Europa is considered to have the potential for harbouring life. At just under 2,000 miles wide, it is smaller than Earth’s moon, but with an ocean up to 100 miles deep, it could hold twice as much water as all Earth’s oceans combined. Europa is a particularly compelling target because its ocean is thought to sit on a rocky seafloor, raising the prospect of thermal vents and nutrients that could sustain living organisms.
Juice will perform two flybys of Europa, its visits limited in part by the intense radiation field the moon experiences through being so close to its parent planet. Further observations of Europa, which appears to vent water vapour into space through plumes and geysers, are due to be taken by Nasa’s Europa Clipper probe which will launch next year but arrive earlier than Juice, in April 2030, by taking a more direct route.
Juice will perform 21 flybys of Callisto, a heavily cratered moon, and 12 of Ganymede, which is larger than Mercury and the only moon in the solar system to generate its own magnetic field. When the probe swings into orbit around Ganymede in 2034, it will become the first to orbit a moon other than our own.
While Juice is not equipped to detect life itself, the six-tonne probe will search for pockets of water and the elements and energy sources essential for life. As the probe soars over the Jovian moons it will gather data on their geology, activity and environments.
“I hope this mission will inspire future generations of scientists and explorers all over the globe, just as many of us working in the space industry today have been inspired by previous space missions,” Bunce said. “We have an exciting future ahead in the Jupiter system and look forward to Juice’s rich scientific data return in the coming years.”
