Horse 41, Podargos
A small cream-colored molded plastic or resin horse figurine, depicted as standing with its front right leg raised and its tail flying behind it, suggesting the animal is in motion. The figure stands on a thin black rectangular base that has short half-spheres that serve as feet.Similar in style to Horse 5 and Horse 38.41. Podargos. It, in the eighth book of the Illiad, in common with Ethon (q.v.), was one of the four horses which drew the chariot of Hector.Exhibit label:PODARGOS, THE HORSE OF HECTOR.A gift from Elinor Wylie.—"Sanctuary in Porcelain" in Some of Us.
Publication Details
- Journal
- VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
- Published
- 2026-04-10
- Primary Topic
- Medieval Iberian Studies
- Type
- article
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