This drawing of the head of Medusa was done by the French artist Jacques Wagrez. To protect his mother, Danae, the mythical Greek hero Perseus accepted the task assigned him by a king named Polydictes of slaying the monster Medusa, whose hair was snakes and whose eyes turned all to stone who gazed at them. Wagrez was a French 19th Century painter who was born in Paris about 1850 and died in 1908.
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This drawing of the head of Medusa was done by the French artist Jacques Wagrez. To protect his mother, Danae, the mythical Greek hero Perseus accepted the task assigned him by a king named Polydictes of slaying the monster Medusa, whose hair was snakes and whose eyes turned all to stone who gazed at them. Wagrez was a French 19th Century painter who was born in Paris about 1850 and died in 1908.

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