Athena and Hera argue on Olympus – Coloring page for the Iliad

In this coloring picture, you see a scene where Athene and Hera are arguing at Olympus. This image is excellent for letting your creativity run free. Use it for printing and coloring or color it online – completely uncomplicated and without registration. The best part: You can download the image for free. Download the coloring picture now and start coloring!

Why this coloring picture of Athene and Hera at Olympus is helpful

• The picture shows Athene and Hera in a heated argument at Olympus.
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Fascinating insights into the world of Athene and Hera

Athene and Hera are among the most famous goddesses of Greek mythology, and their characteristics could not be more diverse. Athene is often depicted as the goddess of wisdom and war, while Hera is considered the protector of marriage and family. Their conflict often symbolizes the competition between different ideals and value systems that sought to assert themselves in antiquity as well as today. In the Iliad, one of the most significant works of ancient literature, we meet these two powerful women whose quarrel has not only personal, but also large-scale societal consequences. Interestingly, the conflict between Athene and Hera also shows how the gods can influence the fate of humans.

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Let colors speak: Athene and Hera in vibrant tones

In this coloring picture, Athene and Hera come alive in powerful colors. You could color Athene's armor in bright blue and gold to emphasize her warrior nature, while Hera could shine in soft violet and pink tones to represent her maternal and protective role. The image is available to you for free, and you can download it in JPG format to print it out or simply color it online. Whether you prefer it traditionally or digitally, enjoy coloring!