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Hera was a beautiful(but not really desirable), mature woman with big eyes and pierced lobes. She was wearing an ornate crown on her head, elegant clothes tightened with a belt and woven by goddess Athena and golden sandals were hugging her feet. Hera loved to wear jewelery and pamper her body with divine cosmetics.
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Hera (Juno) receiving the head of Argos. Hera would later on put his houndred eyes on the tail of a peacock.
Painting of 1730-32 by Jacopo Amigoni (1682–1752)
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Juno Discovering Jupiter with Io
Detail of Hera observing her husbands doings together with her sacred animals, the peacocks.
Painting of 1618 by Pieter Lastman (1583-1633)
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The peacock complaining to Juno
The peacock , Hera's symbol complaining to her about his voice
Painting of 1881 by Gustave Moreau
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Mercury and Apollo
Detail of the painting,with Hera and her husband Zeus observing from a cloud.
Painting by Francesco Albani (1578-1660)
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Jupiter with his Wife Juno
Painting by Annibale Carraci (1560-1609)
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2005-2012 Greek-Gods.Info
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