Orpheus, Eurydice & Hermes Reduction - Item #531

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Orpheus, Eurydice & Hermes Reduction - Item #53111 Inches High x 9. 375 Inches Wide x 1. 25 Inches Deep This reduction of the original (the full sized reproduction is Item #198) represents the moment in the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice when, granted permission to conduct his wife out of Hades, Orpheus stops to gaze upon her and is punished for this disobedience by Hermes, who grasps Eurydice to guide her back to the underworld. In the relief, Hermes is seen on the left holding Eurydice's arm. He

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