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  Mark Satchwill   
  Watford, UK   
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Art: Zephyrus by Artist Mark Satchwill
"Zephyrus"
Mark Satchwill

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"Saint Martin de Porres"
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"Banokles"
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"The Centaur's Spear"
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"Zephyrus"

Art: Zephyrus by Artist Mark Satchwill
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Media:  watercolor and gouache
Dimensions:  2.5 x 3.5 inches
Date of Work:  2008

Zephyrus was another of the Anemoi, the God of the gentle west wind, brother of Boreas. He was known as the messenger of spring. In one story, he and Apollo vied for the love of a handsome Spartan youth, Hyacinth. Hyacinth chose Apollo, which made Zephyrus mad with jealousy. He later found them playing with a discus, and blew a gust of wind that caused the discus to hit Hyacinth in the head and kill him. Apollo then created the hyacinth flower from his blood


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