Hades and Persephone in the Underworld

Published at × in A Glossary of Ancient Greek Characters
Detail View of an Apulian red-figure Volute Krater, ca. 320 BCE, attributed to the White Saccos Painter, depicting Hades and Persephone enthroned in the palace of the Underworld. Source: Wikimedia Commons

Detail View of an Apulian red-figure Volute Krater, ca. 320 BCE, attributed to the White Saccos Painter, depicting Hades and Persephone enthroned in the palace of the Underworld

 
Source: Wikimedia Commons

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