This piece began as a study on the concept of fate.
In Greek mythology, Atropos was one of the three Moirae, the Fates, the female deities who supervised fate rather than determine it.
Atropos was the fate who cut the thread or web of life. She was known as the "inflexible" or "inevitable" and cut this thread with the "abhorred shears." She worked along with Clotho, who spun the thread, and Lachesis, who measured the length.
They were the daughters of Zeus and Themis (the goddess of order.)
About the Artist
- EBSQ Member
- EBSQ Lifetime Member
- EBSQ Juried Member
- Award Winner
- Art of the Day
- Previously Featured
Comments
By commenting, you agree to our Community Guidelines.
Find Art by EBSQ Artists on eBay | |||||||||||||||||||||
More @EBSQ... | |||||||||||||||||||||
Art of the Day
| Recent Featured Artists
| EBSQ Art Exhibits | EBSQ Everywhere
| ||||||||||||||||||
Search EBSQ
EBSQ in a Nutshell
EBSQ is an online community for artists who want to take control of their own art careers. We're a hub where you can house your full portfolio, link to all of your online venues, easily establish the provenance of your work with our Digital Certificate of Authenticity tools, and connect with a global art community.
