“ATLANTE” holding the weight of the world .

Diodorus Siculus writes that Atlas was the first to represent the world by means of a sphere, and for this reason he was said to carry the heavens on his shoulders. Hesiod relates that Atlas was forced to hold the entire vault of heaven on his shoulders at the behest of Zeus, who decided to punish him because during the “Battle of the Titans” he had allied himself with Cronus when he led the Titans against the Olympian gods. In the Odyssey (Book I) he is poetically described as one of the pillars of heaven.

Limited Edition /7 (+1 A/P) on demand in different formats:

Size 40×60 cm extern 41.2×61.2, or 50×75 extern 51.2×76.2, 60×90 cm extern 61.2×91.2.

Paper Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl on aluminium Dibond with aluminium ArtBox frame 2,5 cm profile, color silver or black:                           € 600 / € 700 / € 800

Size 30×45 cm extern 43.7×58.6, paper Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta with frame 2 cm profile matte black, passe-partout 5 cm, glass display:                      € 500

Side 10×15 Limited Edition /30.                                                                                  €    50

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