Hercules and The Hydra in Art
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Caeretan black-figure hydria (ca. 525 BC)
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Mosaic from Roman Spain (201–250 AD)
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Silver sculpture (1530s)
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Engraving (1545) by Hans Sebald Beham
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Gustave Moreau (1876)
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John Singer Sergeant (1921)
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