Five Scenes from Classical Mythology
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Five glasses with scenes from classical mythology in a wooden frame. The glass farthest to the left: Perseus, pursued by two men (probably Phineus and one of his men), shows them the head of Medusa. One of the two turns away. The glass to the right of that: Hercules, with club, in combat with the multi-headed Hydra. The central glass: two oxen being driven by a man in brown and blue clothing. On the ground before the oxen a naked man without visible legs stretches his arms toward the animals and the man. The glass to the right of that: Medea makes Jason young again. Medea prepares a brew in a large cauldron over a fire. To her right an altar table with burning torches around it. In the foreground lies Jason, naked and bearded. The glass farthest to the right: Thisbe finds the dead Pyramus and stabs herself with his sword.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description