Zeus seduces Olympias
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Zeus seduces Olympias (1526-1534) is a fresco by Giulio Romano made for the Palazzo del Te in Mantua, Italy.[1]
It shows Jupiter in an obvious state of excitement approaching Olympias who has semi-splayed her legs.
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