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as a big olympian fan .. id love to see an Ares piece like you did Athena..Β
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A beautiful picture, but I am unsure about the goddesses.
First row: Hera, Demeter, Aphrodite
Second row: Artemis, Athene
Third row: Persephone
Is that right ?
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So good.
I guess that there are: Demeter, Hera, Aphrodite (from the left to the right)
Then Artemis and Athena, but on the lowest part hmm - Hestia? Am I right?Β
Edit: Sorry, I found the explanation in the comments.Β
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This is the stuff of Legends! Excellent piece man, really epic
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Really gorgeous piece. I specially love the composition. Great work
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i love the antiquity and the greeks! more than medieval!
and your art is awesome
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Dude, what an absolutely awesome piece! Well done, as always!!
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Truly a beautiful piece of art. I also got Hestia wrong. LOL
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Whoa! This is amazing! Specially love Artemis and Athena, they look friggin amazing!Β
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Lets see:
Top: Demeter, Hera, Hecate
Middle: Artemis, Athena
Bottom: Aphrodite
Is that about right? I based it on their props basically.
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You have a keen eye! Hestia instead of Hecate, the rest is all in the spot!
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Hemm Hestia?
Her staff seemed to indicate a magic user for me, at least more than the Goddess of the hearth and architecture.
On the other side, you have 3 sisters on the top. 
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Indeed, but seems illuminating... similar to if fire (hearth) or torches symbolize her?
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Yes, it was fire/flames, donkeys, cranes, and pigs.
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I had Hestia and Aphrodite switched. Didn't realize Aphrodite was a blonde
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That leaves only Persephone. But regardless, the all looks phenomenal. I adore Artemis, Athena, and Hera in particular. Awesome work
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Akernis said 'that leaves only Persephone'... by definitions I knew, sure, but this was interesting: 'The canonical number of Olympian gods was twelve, but besides the (thirteen) principal Olympians listed above, there were many other residents of Olympus, who thus might be called Olympians.[5] Β Heracles Β became a resident of Olympus after hisΒ apotheosis Β and married another Olympian residentΒ Hebe .[6] Β Some others who might be considered Olympians, include: theΒ Muses , theΒ Graces ,Β Iris ,Β Dione ,Β Eileithyia , theΒ Horae , andΒ Ganymede .[7] '--Wikipedia:Twelve_Olympians .Β I forgot a few of those, but of one includes Poseidon (of the oceans, not land such as Olympus) then it'd be fair to include his wife Amphitrite, queen of the oceans, and so on... as well as of course, Metis, whom with Zeus created Athena... which is how I think about it but (as for the others) I don't know the reliability of the source #5 there.Β
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I adore them all--maybe all Greeks (philhellene, laconophile) but of course am devoted to Athena as the goddess of art, philosophy, science, civilization we can have that all in, etc., upheld by defencive strategy/martial-arts.Β Very nice illustration; I had been watching perhaps because of 
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Persephone was never considered Olympian, I don'tΒ think, since she mainly dwells in the Underworld with Hades
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Considering a daughter of Zeus not to be an Olympian might attract a thunderbolt.
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Zeus has many children who are not Olympians. especially since Olympians are the denizens of Mount Olympus and not merely just gods or demigods sired by them
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Most listings list Hestia under the 12 in the beginning though. She gave up her position later to Dionysus.
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