King Aegeus stands on a cliff, looking out at the sea. He sees his son's ship with black sails, a sign of his death. In despair, Aegeus throws himself from the cliff. As he falls, his body begins to dissolve and transform, becoming a part of the sea below. In the distance, Theseus's ship sails on, a symbol of both triumph and tragedy, greek vase art
King Aegeus stands on a cliff, looking out at the sea. He sees his son's ship with black sails, a sign of his death. In despair, Aegeus throws himself from the cliff. As he falls, his body begins to dissolve and transform, becoming a part of the sea below. In the distance, Theseus's ship sails on, a symbol of both triumph and tragedy, greek vase art--ar 3:2
King Aegeus stands on a cliff, looking out at the sea. He sees his son's ship with black sails, a sign of his death. In despair, Aegeus throws himself from the cliff. As he falls, his body begins to dissolve and transform, becoming a part of the sea below. In the distance, Theseus's ship sails on, a symbol of both triumph and tragedy, greek vase art
a man standing on a rocky cliff looking at a ship in the ocean
a painting of a man standing on a rocky cliff
an illustration of a man standing on a cliff overlooking the ocean
a painting of a man standing on a rocky cliff