#harpies — Public Fediverse posts

From Notre-Dame (1888–1902) by Henri Rivière, from Thirty-Six Views of the Eiffel Tower.

Source: Musée Carnavalet / Paris Musées

Available to buy as a print.

https://pdimagearchive.org/images/3c8f5a7d-2823-4ddb-b497-cde9867a22c7

#robed-figures #shrouds #scrollwork #japonisme #clouds #skylines #harpies #japanese-art #cathedrals #gargoyles #smoke #eiffel-tower #paris #art #publicdomain

A dream worth investing into: owning a vast domain and a castle, dedicate my life to save the Harpie, befriend Enya.
#harpie #harpies #endangered

Harpies are one of the most lasting and complicated beings in Greek mythology. They still impact art, literature, and popular culture today. #harpies #greekmyth https://connectparanormal.net/2026/03/11/harpies-symbols-of-retribution-in-greek-lore/

I wrote a new story today about nonbinary harpies. Was wonderfully cathartic. I call it "Dinner is Served." #AmWriting #nonbinary #harpy #harpies #mythology

Greek mythology frequently portrays harpies as winged, half-bird, half-woman spirits that are infamous for their ferocity and function as punishment-dealing creatures. #Harpies #harpy https://connectparanormal.link/post/772660431815950336/could-the-greek-harpies-have-been-real

The Harpyiai or Harpies were depicted as winged women, sometimes with ugly faces, or with the lower bodies of birds. They were the spirits/daimones of sudden, dangerous gusts of wind and were sent by the gods to snatch up people and things from the dark earth. A missing person was said to have been snatched by the #Harpies.
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#mythology #GreekMythology #AncMed #GreekRomanArt
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