Moon chariot hi-res stock photography and images

Chariot of the Moon fresco, Stanza del Sole, by Giulio Romano, Palazzo del Te, Mantua, Italy Stock Photo

RMMMEJEG–Chariot of the Moon fresco, Stanza del Sole, by Giulio Romano, Palazzo del Te, Mantua, Italy

Tarot card image of Luna (the moon) from the Mantegna deck. The images shows the moon goddess driving her chariot across the skies, holding the crescent of the moon in her hand. Stock Photo

RMG15HJB–Tarot card image of Luna (the moon) from the Mantegna deck. The images shows the moon goddess driving her chariot across the skies, holding the crescent of the moon in her hand.

DIANA IN HER CHARIOT ROMAN GODDESS OF THE MOON FORESTS ANIMALS ENGRAVING BY PAYNE AFTER PAINTING BY CORREGGIO Stock Photo

RMAAMYDW–DIANA IN HER CHARIOT ROMAN GODDESS OF THE MOON FORESTS ANIMALS ENGRAVING BY PAYNE AFTER PAINTING BY CORREGGIO

Detail of Selene (the Moon) in her chariot. Ceiling painted by Domenico Rizzo, sixteenth century, in the Chiericati Palace, Vicenza. Stock Photo

RMMBD79X–Detail of Selene (the Moon) in her chariot. Ceiling painted by Domenico Rizzo, sixteenth century, in the Chiericati Palace, Vicenza.

The Moon in her chariot, riding across the heavens. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divine embodiment of the Moon (Latin luna; cf. English 'lunar'). She is often presented as the female complement of the Sun (Sol) conceived of as a god. Luna is also sometimes represented as an aspect of the Roman triple goddess (diva triformis ), along with Proserpina and Hecate. Stock Photo

RMT951Y5–The Moon in her chariot, riding across the heavens. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divine embodiment of the Moon (Latin luna; cf. English 'lunar'). She is often presented as the female complement of the Sun (Sol) conceived of as a god. Luna is also sometimes represented as an aspect of the Roman triple goddess (diva triformis ), along with Proserpina and Hecate.

Diagram by Michael Scot (13th century) showing Luna (moon) in her chariot, with two geomantic symbols on wither side (Via & Populus). After Scot's 'Liber Introductorius', from C.J.S. Thompson. 2004 Charles Walker / Stock Photo

RMMC6P3Y–Diagram by Michael Scot (13th century) showing Luna (moon) in her chariot, with two geomantic symbols on wither side (Via & Populus). After Scot's 'Liber Introductorius', from C.J.S. Thompson. 2004 Charles Walker /

Woman with Crescent Moon in Two Deer Chariot, Representing Moon, Artemis, Francesco Bartolozzi RA, 1728–1815, Italian, active in Britain (1764–99), after unknown artist, undated, Engraving Stock Photo

RM2DJ1FWY–Woman with Crescent Moon in Two Deer Chariot, Representing Moon, Artemis, Francesco Bartolozzi RA, 1728–1815, Italian, active in Britain (1764–99), after unknown artist, undated, Engraving

LUNA the Moon goddess in a mid-16th century woodcut Stock Photo

RMWJH4G1–LUNA the Moon goddess in a mid-16th century woodcut

The Moon God Chandra(?) in His Chariot with Wife and Attendant, India (West Bengal), Shunga period, Date 2nd–1st century B.C., India (West Bengal), Ivory, 1 15/16 x 3 1/16 in. (4.9 x 7.8 cm), Ivories Stock Photo

RM2B0JB2F–The Moon God Chandra(?) in His Chariot with Wife and Attendant, India (West Bengal), Shunga period, Date 2nd–1st century B.C., India (West Bengal), Ivory, 1 15/16 x 3 1/16 in. (4.9 x 7.8 cm), Ivories

The Moon driving through the sky in her chariot on the 'Mantegna' card. Stock Photo

RMWH9PXG–The Moon driving through the sky in her chariot on the 'Mantegna' card.

United Kingdom, London, Bloomsbury, British Museum, the Parthenon sculptures, head of a horse from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene Stock Photo

RMKB563F–United Kingdom, London, Bloomsbury, British Museum, the Parthenon sculptures, head of a horse from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene

Engraving depicting birds being used to draw a chariot to the moon. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RMMR3W8E–Engraving depicting birds being used to draw a chariot to the moon. Dated 19th century

Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Roman. Antonine period, 2nd c.AD. Selene, moon goddess. Relief. Stock Photo

RMEMNYHJ–Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Roman. Antonine period, 2nd c.AD. Selene, moon goddess. Relief.

Roman sarcophagus. Front side. About 180 AD. The moon goddess Selene and her lover Endymion. Chariot and horses. Stock Photo

RMD8093X–Roman sarcophagus. Front side. About 180 AD. The moon goddess Selene and her lover Endymion. Chariot and horses.

England, London, British Museum, Elgin Marbles, Head of a Horse from The Chariot of The Moon-goddess Selene Stock Photo

RMK3H53X–England, London, British Museum, Elgin Marbles, Head of a Horse from The Chariot of The Moon-goddess Selene

Greece. Athens. Parthenon. Head of horse from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. East pediment. 5th century BC. British Museum. London. United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RMEF8XBA–Greece. Athens. Parthenon. Head of horse from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. East pediment. 5th century BC. British Museum. London. United Kingdom.

This illustration shows the roman moon goddess Luna in her chariot being pulled by two women. It dates to 1695, an engraving by Lasinio, patterned after a roundel in the ceiling painting (based on drawings by Raphael) of the Sala Borgia in the Vatican that is based on drawings in 1516 by the Italian artist Raphael. Stock Photo

RF2H5AXKM–This illustration shows the roman moon goddess Luna in her chariot being pulled by two women. It dates to 1695, an engraving by Lasinio, patterned after a roundel in the ceiling painting (based on drawings by Raphael) of the Sala Borgia in the Vatican that is based on drawings in 1516 by the Italian artist Raphael.

Head of horse from chariot of moon-goddess Selene, East Pediment, Parthenon British Museum, London, England, UK, GB, British Is Stock Photo

RMD2MYBD–Head of horse from chariot of moon-goddess Selene, East Pediment, Parthenon British Museum, London, England, UK, GB, British Is

Vz: four horses pull together a chariot on which Sol stands with one leg in and the other outside the chariot, the right horse is pictured in the foreground, the other three in the background, the god has a whip in his right hand and an unidentified object in his other hand, among the horses a sun and a moon., gem, intaglio, ringstone, agate, 3 horizontal layers, Color: black Stock Photo

RM2B0CXCH–Vz: four horses pull together a chariot on which Sol stands with one leg in and the other outside the chariot, the right horse is pictured in the foreground, the other three in the background, the god has a whip in his right hand and an unidentified object in his other hand, among the horses a sun and a moon., gem, intaglio, ringstone, agate, 3 horizontal layers, Color: black

RMDPNPWB–MOON IN 1585

Apollo in his Chariot Transforms Night into Day, Jean-Baptiste Marie Huet, (French, 1745–1811), Oberkampf & Cie., (Jouy-en-Josas, France, 1759–1815), Pen and brown (bistre) ink, brush and gray wash, pale orange watercolor, black chalk [?] on cream laid paper, Apollo drives his chariot pulled by four horses across the sky. He is preceded by Dawn or Day holding torch and scattering flowers. Behind chariot are female attendants and three allegories of Night amidst stars, crowns, flying bats and owls. In lower left corner, Diana in front of a crescent moon, hovers above Endymion who sleeps Stock Photo

RM2DN9W03–Apollo in his Chariot Transforms Night into Day, Jean-Baptiste Marie Huet, (French, 1745–1811), Oberkampf & Cie., (Jouy-en-Josas, France, 1759–1815), Pen and brown (bistre) ink, brush and gray wash, pale orange watercolor, black chalk [?] on cream laid paper, Apollo drives his chariot pulled by four horses across the sky. He is preceded by Dawn or Day holding torch and scattering flowers. Behind chariot are female attendants and three allegories of Night amidst stars, crowns, flying bats and owls. In lower left corner, Diana in front of a crescent moon, hovers above Endymion who sleeps

RMD86TC1–LUNA IN HER CHARIOT

Triumphal Chariot of the World, Circulus Vicissitudinis Rerum Humanarum (series title), Triumphal Chariot with broken wheels, pulled by two winged horses. The right horse has the sun on its head and represents the day (Dies); the left horse is the night (Nox) and has a crescent moon on its head. The chariot is driven by Time as an old man with a scythe and an hourglass. On the four corners of the cart are the personifications of the four elements: Ignis, Terra, Aer and Aqua with their attributes. The globe is in the middle of a stand. The four winds blow in the clouds. Print from a series of n Stock Photo

RM2Y6BBH7–Triumphal Chariot of the World, Circulus Vicissitudinis Rerum Humanarum (series title), Triumphal Chariot with broken wheels, pulled by two winged horses. The right horse has the sun on its head and represents the day (Dies); the left horse is the night (Nox) and has a crescent moon on its head. The chariot is driven by Time as an old man with a scythe and an hourglass. On the four corners of the cart are the personifications of the four elements: Ignis, Terra, Aer and Aqua with their attributes. The globe is in the middle of a stand. The four winds blow in the clouds. Print from a series of n

The moon, in her chariot drawn by a pair of women. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divine embodiment of the Moon (Latin luna; cf. English 'lunar'). She is often presented as the female complement of the Sun (Sol) conceived of as a god. Luna is also sometimes represented as an aspect of the Roman triple goddess (diva triformis ), along with Proserpina and Hecate. Stock Photo

RMT951Y7–The moon, in her chariot drawn by a pair of women. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divine embodiment of the Moon (Latin luna; cf. English 'lunar'). She is often presented as the female complement of the Sun (Sol) conceived of as a god. Luna is also sometimes represented as an aspect of the Roman triple goddess (diva triformis ), along with Proserpina and Hecate.

PLANETS - THE MOON DIAGRAM BY MICHAEL SCOT (13TH CENTURY) SHOWING LUNA (MOON) IN HER CHARIOT, WITH TWO GEOMANTIC SYMBOLS ON EITHER SIDE (VIA AND POPULUS). After Scot's 'Liber Introductorius', from C J S Thompson Stock Photo

RMMC6FGB–PLANETS - THE MOON DIAGRAM BY MICHAEL SCOT (13TH CENTURY) SHOWING LUNA (MOON) IN HER CHARIOT, WITH TWO GEOMANTIC SYMBOLS ON EITHER SIDE (VIA AND POPULUS). After Scot's 'Liber Introductorius', from C J S Thompson

Soma rides a chariot drawn by an antelope. Soma is a very difficult deity for many outside of India to comprehend. He works on numerous levels, all of which are tied together rather strangely. Soma is firstly a plant. He is also an intoxicating drink whic Stock Photo

RMG16A9F–Soma rides a chariot drawn by an antelope. Soma is a very difficult deity for many outside of India to comprehend. He works on numerous levels, all of which are tied together rather strangely. Soma is firstly a plant. He is also an intoxicating drink whic

Greek Mythology. Luna, the moon goddess, with torch, serpents and dog. The three cartouches show her chariot beasts. Hand coloured woodcut from Natalis Comitis' 'Mythologiae' Book 3, Cap.17. Stock Photo

RMMBD4E9–Greek Mythology. Luna, the moon goddess, with torch, serpents and dog. The three cartouches show her chariot beasts. Hand coloured woodcut from Natalis Comitis' 'Mythologiae' Book 3, Cap.17.

FULL MOON OVER GODDESS VICTORIA RIDING QUADRIGAS VICTOR EMANUEL II NATIONAL MONUMENT PIAZZA VENEZIA ROME LATIUM ITALY Stock Photo

RMA9A95H–FULL MOON OVER GODDESS VICTORIA RIDING QUADRIGAS VICTOR EMANUEL II NATIONAL MONUMENT PIAZZA VENEZIA ROME LATIUM ITALY

Denmark: Relief of chariot showing sun and moon. From a 1st Millennium cauldron. Stock Photo

RMWHA34X–Denmark: Relief of chariot showing sun and moon. From a 1st Millennium cauldron.

TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY - FREYA The goddess Freya, in her chariot pulled by cats. Freya, the wife of Odin, was originally a Moon goddess. Besides being one of the mother goddesses, she was also a sibyl, gifted with the power of prophecy. In some images, Freya is drawn in a chariot pulled by two boars. Nineteenth century wood-engraving. Stock Photo

RMMC6GFE–TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY - FREYA The goddess Freya, in her chariot pulled by cats. Freya, the wife of Odin, was originally a Moon goddess. Besides being one of the mother goddesses, she was also a sibyl, gifted with the power of prophecy. In some images, Freya is drawn in a chariot pulled by two boars. Nineteenth century wood-engraving.

Fragment statue. Shield with the representation of the Sun (Helios) and the Moon (Selene). 1st-2nd century AD. Spain. Archaeological Museum. Tarragona. Catalonia, Spain. Stock Photo

RMHT9KX2–Fragment statue. Shield with the representation of the Sun (Helios) and the Moon (Selene). 1st-2nd century AD. Spain. Archaeological Museum. Tarragona. Catalonia, Spain.

Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Roman. Antonine period, 2nd c.AD. Selene, moon goddess alights from her chariot. Stock Photo

RMEMNYFY–Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Roman. Antonine period, 2nd c.AD. Selene, moon goddess alights from her chariot.

Sun Moon Lake Taiwan Taoist Wall Relief Stock Photo

RMA4YP3D–Sun Moon Lake Taiwan Taoist Wall Relief

Supermoon over Quadriga statue on Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Stock Photo

RF2BDR93D–Supermoon over Quadriga statue on Brandenburg Gate, Berlin

The quadriga on the Bandenburg Gate with the crescent moon in the background, Berlin, Germany Stock Photo

RMCNBN4A–The quadriga on the Bandenburg Gate with the crescent moon in the background, Berlin, Germany

Ark of Astarte and Astarte with cow's head, female deity, personifies the moon, magnificent chariot, inscription, historical depiction 1886 Stock Photo

RM2W9PX9G–Ark of Astarte and Astarte with cow's head, female deity, personifies the moon, magnificent chariot, inscription, historical depiction 1886

Two brahmin priests walking past the small ratha chariot, a vehicle used in Gokarna for full moon hindu festivals Stock Photo

RMFA1MWG–Two brahmin priests walking past the small ratha chariot, a vehicle used in Gokarna for full moon hindu festivals

From the east pediment of the Parthenon, marble, British Museum, London Horse from the Chariot of Selene(Moon) 438-432 B.C. Elgin Marbles Stock Photo

RMHHG96H–From the east pediment of the Parthenon, marble, British Museum, London Horse from the Chariot of Selene(Moon) 438-432 B.C. Elgin Marbles

Indian men pull the small ratha chariot down a dirt village road at night during monthly full moon local hindu festival Stock Photo

RMFA1MTX–Indian men pull the small ratha chariot down a dirt village road at night during monthly full moon local hindu festival

Statue of a horses head from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. Acropolis, Athens, 438-432 BC. From the east pediment of the Parthenon. It shows the horse as weary from it's night-long labour. Stock Photo

RMD96ECP–Statue of a horses head from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. Acropolis, Athens, 438-432 BC. From the east pediment of the Parthenon. It shows the horse as weary from it's night-long labour.

Front side of Roman sarcophagus. About 180 AD. The moon goddes Selene and her lover Endymion. Chariot and horses of Selene Glyptothek. Munich. Germany. Stock Photo

RMP5TFJP–Front side of Roman sarcophagus. About 180 AD. The moon goddes Selene and her lover Endymion. Chariot and horses of Selene Glyptothek. Munich. Germany.

Moon, Lvna (title on object), The seven planets (series title), Cathena Aurea Platonis (series title), The goddess Luna (Diana) as personification of the Moon, with bow and arrow, in a triumphal chariot pulled by nymphs . A scorpion lies at her feet. Above center is the sign of the zodiac that symbolizes her planetary children: Scorpio. Down on Earth, those born under the influence of this planet are engaged in activities characteristic of these signs. In a port, ships are unloaded and fish are sold. In the margin a sixteen-line poem, in four columns, in Latin that refers to the metal silver Stock Photo

RM2X6YT5R–Moon, Lvna (title on object), The seven planets (series title), Cathena Aurea Platonis (series title), The goddess Luna (Diana) as personification of the Moon, with bow and arrow, in a triumphal chariot pulled by nymphs . A scorpion lies at her feet. Above center is the sign of the zodiac that symbolizes her planetary children: Scorpio. Down on Earth, those born under the influence of this planet are engaged in activities characteristic of these signs. In a port, ships are unloaded and fish are sold. In the margin a sixteen-line poem, in four columns, in Latin that refers to the metal silver

Digital Scanning of the British Museum Parthenon Sculptures A digital scan of one of the horses heads from the chariot which drew moon-goddess Selene. Stock Photo

RM2J1J3YP–Digital Scanning of the British Museum Parthenon Sculptures A digital scan of one of the horses heads from the chariot which drew moon-goddess Selene.

Roundel with a Personification of the Moon, ca. 860–890 Stock Photo

RMKCDBT9–Roundel with a Personification of the Moon, ca. 860–890

Upper portion of woodcut (see BV0761 for full) attributed to two artists. 'Life of the Children of the Moon' by Georg Pencz (1500-1550), in the Folge der Planeten and 'The Moon and Its Traits' by Hans Sebald Beham. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna Stock Photo

RMG15KNK–Upper portion of woodcut (see BV0761 for full) attributed to two artists. 'Life of the Children of the Moon' by Georg Pencz (1500-1550), in the Folge der Planeten and 'The Moon and Its Traits' by Hans Sebald Beham. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna

Mandala of Chandra, God of the Moon, late 14th–early 15th century Stock Photo

RMKCD6TK–Mandala of Chandra, God of the Moon, late 14th–early 15th century

The Moon, plate 41 from Planets and Spheres, c.1465. Stock Photo

RM2HT8NK5–The Moon, plate 41 from Planets and Spheres, c.1465.

India: An Indian representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious. Stock Photo

RM2B01AG9–India: An Indian representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious.

SELENE’S STEED, a mythological painting, depicts the moment when Selene, the Moon goddess and her steed, which André Durand has based on the head of one of the horses of Selene from the east pediment of the Parthenon .(British Museum) have plunged in the sea and are about to sink beneath the horizon. Stock Photo

RMJXD8K7–SELENE’S STEED, a mythological painting, depicts the moment when Selene, the Moon goddess and her steed, which André Durand has based on the head of one of the horses of Selene from the east pediment of the Parthenon .(British Museum) have plunged in the sea and are about to sink beneath the horizon.

Fragment statue. Shield with the representation of the Sun (Helios) and the Moon (Selene). Detail of Selene. 1st-2nd century AD. Spain. Archaeological Museum. Tarragona. Catalonia, Spain. Stock Photo

RMHT9KX0–Fragment statue. Shield with the representation of the Sun (Helios) and the Moon (Selene). Detail of Selene. 1st-2nd century AD. Spain. Archaeological Museum. Tarragona. Catalonia, Spain.

RMEMNW4R–Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Roman. Antonine period, 2nd c.AD. Selene, moon goddess alights from her chariot.

Art inspired by Mandala of Chandra, God of the Moon, early Malla period, late 14th–early 15th century, Nepal (Kathmandu Valley), Distemper on cloth, Overall: 16 x 14 1/4 in. (40.6 x 36.2 cm), Paintings, The center of this mandala depicts the moon god Chandra flanked by two female, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT Stock Photo

RF2HW37H2–Art inspired by Mandala of Chandra, God of the Moon, early Malla period, late 14th–early 15th century, Nepal (Kathmandu Valley), Distemper on cloth, Overall: 16 x 14 1/4 in. (40.6 x 36.2 cm), Paintings, The center of this mandala depicts the moon god Chandra flanked by two female, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT

RF2BDR92P–Supermoon over Quadriga statue on Brandenburg Gate, Berlin

Art inspired by Roundel with a Personification of the Moon, ca. 860–890, Made in south central France, Carolingian, Cloisonné enamel, Copper alloy, gilding, iron back plate, Overall: 3 3/8 x 1/4 in. (8.6 x 0.6 cm), Enamels-Cloisonné, This plaque is one of the earliest known examples of, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT Stock Photo

RF2HW8YXH–Art inspired by Roundel with a Personification of the Moon, ca. 860–890, Made in south central France, Carolingian, Cloisonné enamel, Copper alloy, gilding, iron back plate, Overall: 3 3/8 x 1/4 in. (8.6 x 0.6 cm), Enamels-Cloisonné, This plaque is one of the earliest known examples of, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT

Selene and Endymion on Mount Latmus. Front side of a Roman sarcophagus from about 180 AD on display in the Glyptothek Museum in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The moon goddess Selene is depicted as she arrives on her chariot surrounded by Erotes on the Mount Latmos and sees her lover Endymion in eternal sleep. The winged god of sleep Hypnos is depicted as he repands on Endymion sleeping liquid. The mountain god of the Latmos Mountains is depicted sitting on a rock on top. Stock Photo

RMHTYJHP–Selene and Endymion on Mount Latmus. Front side of a Roman sarcophagus from about 180 AD on display in the Glyptothek Museum in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The moon goddess Selene is depicted as she arrives on her chariot surrounded by Erotes on the Mount Latmos and sees her lover Endymion in eternal sleep. The winged god of sleep Hypnos is depicted as he repands on Endymion sleeping liquid. The mountain god of the Latmos Mountains is depicted sitting on a rock on top.

Major arcana tarot cards. Occult deck for divination with chariot, fool, magician and wheel of fortune vector set Stock Vector

RF2N2TRM3–Major arcana tarot cards. Occult deck for divination with chariot, fool, magician and wheel of fortune vector set

a full moon rising behind a statue of Bouddico and chariot outside the houses of Parliament, London UK Stock Photo

RMA06HWP–a full moon rising behind a statue of Bouddico and chariot outside the houses of Parliament, London UK

Indian men slowly pull the small ratha chariot down a dirt village road during a monthly full moon local hindu festival Stock Photo

RMFA1MW7–Indian men slowly pull the small ratha chariot down a dirt village road during a monthly full moon local hindu festival

RMD96EBX–Statue of a horses head from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. Acropolis, Athens, 438-432 BC. From the east pediment of the Parthenon. It shows the horse as weary from it's night-long labour.

Greece. Athens. Parthenon. Head of horse from the chariot of the moon-goddes Selene. East pediment. 5th C. BC. British Museum. London. United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RMPPF7PR–Greece. Athens. Parthenon. Head of horse from the chariot of the moon-goddes Selene. East pediment. 5th C. BC. British Museum. London. United Kingdom.

History of Spain. Andalusia. Carnival of Cadiz. Float of the Astros. Decorated in Assyrian style. On the chariot were representated the Sun and the Moon, lovingly embraced under a large umbrella. Engraving by Sampietro. La Ilustración Española y Americana, 1898. Stock Photo

RM2J4M894–History of Spain. Andalusia. Carnival of Cadiz. Float of the Astros. Decorated in Assyrian style. On the chariot were representated the Sun and the Moon, lovingly embraced under a large umbrella. Engraving by Sampietro. La Ilustración Española y Americana, 1898.

London. England. British Museum, Parthenon sculptures aka Elgin Marbles. Sculpture of the head of a horse from the chariot of the moon goddess Selene, Stock Photo

RMMC23Y1–London. England. British Museum, Parthenon sculptures aka Elgin Marbles. Sculpture of the head of a horse from the chariot of the moon goddess Selene,

Giovanni Battista Piranesi - Chariot Moon Stock Photo

RF2F4NK0W–Giovanni Battista Piranesi - Chariot Moon

This woodcut has been attributed to two artists. 'Life of the Children of the Moon' by Georg Pencz (1500-1550), in the Folge der Planeten and 'The Moon and Its Traits' by Hans Sebald Beham (1500-1550). In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divin Stock Photo

RMG15KNE–This woodcut has been attributed to two artists. 'Life of the Children of the Moon' by Georg Pencz (1500-1550), in the Folge der Planeten and 'The Moon and Its Traits' by Hans Sebald Beham (1500-1550). In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divin

Apollo in his chariot of triumph and Diana as moon goddess, Apollo in his chariot of triumph drawn by two horses seen from below, followed by Diana as moon goddess (Luna) in a chariot drawn by two horses., print maker: Adamo Scultori, (attributed to), print maker: Diana Mantuana, (attributed to), after design by: Giulio Romano, Mantua, c. 1550 - c. 1580, paper, engraving, height 249 mm × width 540 mm Stock Photo

RM2JE2EA5–Apollo in his chariot of triumph and Diana as moon goddess, Apollo in his chariot of triumph drawn by two horses seen from below, followed by Diana as moon goddess (Luna) in a chariot drawn by two horses., print maker: Adamo Scultori, (attributed to), print maker: Diana Mantuana, (attributed to), after design by: Giulio Romano, Mantua, c. 1550 - c. 1580, paper, engraving, height 249 mm × width 540 mm

"Luna in her Car", from "The Winter's Tale", at the Princess' Theatre, 1856. London stage production by Charles Kean. 'The chaste Moon and her attendant stars are here personified, and supposed to be sinking before the car of Phoebus, which is about to arise with all its morning glories....Luna, or rather Selene, according to the Greeks, appears in her chariot sinking into the sea. The stars personified follow her in her descent...The Stars are taken from a painted vase in the Musee Blacas, at Paris; other figures composed from bas-relief representations of the Moon visitin Stock Photo

RM2R4DHFM–"Luna in her Car", from "The Winter's Tale", at the Princess' Theatre, 1856. London stage production by Charles Kean. 'The chaste Moon and her attendant stars are here personified, and supposed to be sinking before the car of Phoebus, which is about to arise with all its morning glories....Luna, or rather Selene, according to the Greeks, appears in her chariot sinking into the sea. The stars personified follow her in her descent...The Stars are taken from a painted vase in the Musee Blacas, at Paris; other figures composed from bas-relief representations of the Moon visitin

RM2B01AG7–India: An Indian representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious.

. English: 'Figure with sword and trisula, in antelope chariot, with caption, Chandra, the moon. Water-colour on paper.' . 19th century. Unknown Chandra on chariot Stock Photo

RMMMW01G–. English: 'Figure with sword and trisula, in antelope chariot, with caption, Chandra, the moon. Water-colour on paper.' . 19th century. Unknown Chandra on chariot

Thailand: A Thai representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious. Stock Photo

RM2B01AGF–Thailand: A Thai representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious.

Head of a horse from the chariot of Selene, British Museum, London, UK. Stock Photo

RF2HCEPM4–Head of a horse from the chariot of Selene, British Museum, London, UK.

RM2B01AGE–Thailand: A Thai representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious.

RF2BDR93W–Supermoon over Quadriga statue on Brandenburg Gate, Berlin

Woman with Crescent Moon in Two Deer Chariot, Representing Moon, Artemis by Francesco Bartolozzi Stock Photo

RM2RGC346–Woman with Crescent Moon in Two Deer Chariot, Representing Moon, Artemis by Francesco Bartolozzi

The Illustrated Key To The Tarot The Veil Of Divination, Illustrating The Greater And Lesser Arcana; Embracing: The Veil And Its Stock Photo

RMH61B09–The Illustrated Key To The Tarot The Veil Of Divination, Illustrating The Greater And Lesser Arcana; Embracing: The Veil And Its

Chariots of the Sun and Moon. Cicero's Aratus. England [Winchester?]; second quarter of 11th cent. (Whole folio) Text; Chariot of the Sun, with Apollo, drawn by horses, and the Chariot of the Moon, with Diana, drawn by oxen Image taken from Cicero's Aratus. Originally published/produced in England [Winchester?]; second quarter of 11th century. . Source: Cotton Tiberius B. V, Part 1, f.47. Language: Latin. Stock Photo

RMR5AP34–Chariots of the Sun and Moon. Cicero's Aratus. England [Winchester?]; second quarter of 11th cent. (Whole folio) Text; Chariot of the Sun, with Apollo, drawn by horses, and the Chariot of the Moon, with Diana, drawn by oxen Image taken from Cicero's Aratus. Originally published/produced in England [Winchester?]; second quarter of 11th century. . Source: Cotton Tiberius B. V, Part 1, f.47. Language: Latin.

Selene was the Greek Titan Goddess of the moon who took the form of the moon itself driving it across the sky each night in her silver chariot. Stock Photo

RFPYJCXY–Selene was the Greek Titan Goddess of the moon who took the form of the moon itself driving it across the sky each night in her silver chariot.

Brahmin priest exiting the stairs of the small ratha chariot among a crowd of hindus during a monthly full moon hindu festival Stock Photo

RMFA1MTM–Brahmin priest exiting the stairs of the small ratha chariot among a crowd of hindus during a monthly full moon hindu festival

RMD96ECD–Statue of a horses head from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. Acropolis, Athens, 438-432 BC. From the east pediment of the Parthenon. It shows the horse as weary from it's night-long labour.

Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Selene and Endymion. Culture: Roman. Dimensions: H. 28 1/2 in. (72.39 cm). Date: early 3rd century A.D.. An inscription at the center of the lid informs us that this trough-shaped sarcophagus was dedicated to a woman named Arria, who lived fifty years and ten months, by her daughter Aninia Hilara. Arria's portrait is carved just to the right of the inscription. The story of Endymion is shown in strongly undercut relief on the front of the sarcophagus. In the center, Selene, the moon goddess, alights from her chariot to visit her beloved, the shepherd Endymi Stock Photo

RMPB0B8P–Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Selene and Endymion. Culture: Roman. Dimensions: H. 28 1/2 in. (72.39 cm). Date: early 3rd century A.D.. An inscription at the center of the lid informs us that this trough-shaped sarcophagus was dedicated to a woman named Arria, who lived fifty years and ten months, by her daughter Aninia Hilara. Arria's portrait is carved just to the right of the inscription. The story of Endymion is shown in strongly undercut relief on the front of the sarcophagus. In the center, Selene, the moon goddess, alights from her chariot to visit her beloved, the shepherd Endymi

Luna, the moon, with a hunting horn in her hand, is sitting in a chariot, which is pulled across the sky by two girls. The sign of Cancer indicates wh Stock Photo

RF2F9DG79–Luna, the moon, with a hunting horn in her hand, is sitting in a chariot, which is pulled across the sky by two girls. The sign of Cancer indicates wh

Cute Christmas greeting card. Flat illustration of Santa Claus riding reindeers chariot passing by a large full moon on Xmas eve Stock Vector

RF2H7BKN7–Cute Christmas greeting card. Flat illustration of Santa Claus riding reindeers chariot passing by a large full moon on Xmas eve

Luna, the moon, with a hunting horn in hand, sits in a chariot, which is pulled in the sky by two girls. The sign of Cancer indicates who belong to th Stock Photo

RF2KA04HB–Luna, the moon, with a hunting horn in hand, sits in a chariot, which is pulled in the sky by two girls. The sign of Cancer indicates who belong to th

The goddess Freya in her chariot pulled by cats Stock Photo

RF2F2F9GM–The goddess Freya in her chariot pulled by cats

RM2JE115H–Apollo in his chariot of triumph and Diana as moon goddess, Apollo in his chariot of triumph drawn by two horses seen from below, followed by Diana as moon goddess (Luna) in a chariot drawn by two horses., print maker: Adamo Scultori, (attributed to), print maker: Diana Mantuana, (attributed to), after design by: Giulio Romano, Mantua, c. 1550 - c. 1580, paper, engraving, height 249 mm × width 540 mm

Roman sarcophagus with Endymion and Selene (150-170 AD). Marble relief from Ostia. NY Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, Denmark. Stock Photo

RM2BMABHM–Roman sarcophagus with Endymion and Selene (150-170 AD). Marble relief from Ostia. NY Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Couple take a romantic night drive with full moon, old print Stock Photo

RFMW5ARX–Couple take a romantic night drive with full moon, old print

. English: 'Figure with sword and trisula, in antelope chariot, with caption, Chandra, the moon. Water-colour on paper.' . 19th century. Unknown 105 Chandra on chariot Stock Photo

RMMYBWBT–. English: 'Figure with sword and trisula, in antelope chariot, with caption, Chandra, the moon. Water-colour on paper.' . 19th century. Unknown 105 Chandra on chariot

Mithraic relief. Remains of the origianl colour and gilding, shows a tauroctonia, the slaughtering of the bull by Mithras. From Mithraeum of the Castr Stock Photo

RM2YJ65B5–Mithraic relief. Remains of the origianl colour and gilding, shows a tauroctonia, the slaughtering of the bull by Mithras. From Mithraeum of the Castr

Harlequin, Emperor on the Moon.n.d. Stock Photo

RM2B7PA51–Harlequin, Emperor on the Moon.n.d.

India: An Indian representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses, 1842. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious. Stock Photo

RM2B01AGA–India: An Indian representation of Rahu, Snake Demon and causer of solar and lunar eclipses, 1842. In Hindu mythology, Rahu is a snake that swallows the sun or the moon causing eclipses. He is depicted in art as a dragon with no body riding a chariot drawn by eight black horses. Rahu is one of the navagrahas (nine planets) in Vedic astrology. The Rahu kala (time of day under the influence of Rahu) is considered inauspicious.

RF2BDR97E–Supermoon over Quadriga statue on Brandenburg Gate, Berlin

A male devotee pulling a heavy chariot during the festival.Thaipusam Festival is celebrated on the full moon in the Tamil month (January/February) by the Tamil community. The word ‘Thaipusam’ is a combination of the name of a month, Thai, and the name of a star, Pusam. Stock Photo

RM2B0A303–A male devotee pulling a heavy chariot during the festival.Thaipusam Festival is celebrated on the full moon in the Tamil month (January/February) by the Tamil community. The word ‘Thaipusam’ is a combination of the name of a month, Thai, and the name of a star, Pusam.

The worship of god Jagannath on the chariot, during “Rathyatra” festival. The annual “Rathayatra” or chariot journey is an important Hindu festival, referring primarily to the journey of the god Jagannath or Vishnu to the sea. It is observed on the second day of the new moon in Asadha, the fourth month of the Hindu calendar. The return journey takes place on the 11th day of the moon. The chariot is thus brought back to its starting point after eight days. Hindus believe that seeing Jagannath on his chariot will release them from the cycle of rebirth. Hindu devotees accordingly arrange this cha Stock Photo

RM2G212P3–The worship of god Jagannath on the chariot, during “Rathyatra” festival. The annual “Rathayatra” or chariot journey is an important Hindu festival, referring primarily to the journey of the god Jagannath or Vishnu to the sea. It is observed on the second day of the new moon in Asadha, the fourth month of the Hindu calendar. The return journey takes place on the 11th day of the moon. The chariot is thus brought back to its starting point after eight days. Hindus believe that seeing Jagannath on his chariot will release them from the cycle of rebirth. Hindu devotees accordingly arrange this cha

RÄvaá¹‡a sends out Vajradaá¹ƒá¹£á¹ra, a boar-headed demon, whose chariot-horses stumble and whose battle standard of a crescent moon is laid low as he leaves the city. Consternation is expressed by Vajradaá¹ƒá¹£á¹ra as blood falls from the sky in an ill-omen. He is slain by Aá¹…gada with a huge rock and his charioteer holds up his hands in horror. Aá¹…gada is congratulated by RÄma and the other leaders on the left, and messengers return to RÄvaá¹‡a on the right. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Source: Add.15297(1), f.50. Stock Photo

RMR5FYDD–RÄvaá¹‡a sends out Vajradaá¹ƒá¹£á¹ra, a boar-headed demon, whose chariot-horses stumble and whose battle standard of a crescent moon is laid low as he leaves the city. Consternation is expressed by Vajradaá¹ƒá¹£á¹ra as blood falls from the sky in an ill-omen. He is slain by Aá¹…gada with a huge rock and his charioteer holds up his hands in horror. Aá¹…gada is congratulated by RÄma and the other leaders on the left, and messengers return to RÄvaá¹‡a on the right. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Source: Add.15297(1), f.50.

Head of a horse from the chariot of Selene. East pediment. Marble. C. 447-438 BC. Supervision of Phidias and his assistants. Parthenon of Acropolis of Athens, Greece. British Museum. London, United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RMMCG2ET–Head of a horse from the chariot of Selene. East pediment. Marble. C. 447-438 BC. Supervision of Phidias and his assistants. Parthenon of Acropolis of Athens, Greece. British Museum. London, United Kingdom.

Indian men pulling a ratha chariot car by the light of a lantern on a primitive dirt road during a monthly hindu festival Stock Photo

RMFA24RN–Indian men pulling a ratha chariot car by the light of a lantern on a primitive dirt road during a monthly hindu festival

RMD96ED0–Statue of a horses head from the chariot of the moon-goddess Selene. Acropolis, Athens, 438-432 BC. From the east pediment of the Parthenon. It shows the horse as weary from it's night-long labour.

Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Culture: Roman. Dimensions: Overall: 19 1/4 x 78 1/4 x 21 in. (48.9 x 198.8 x 53.3 cm). Date: mid-2nd century A.D.. Found on the Via Ardeatina, on the outskirts of Rome The myth of Endymion, a beautiful shepherd who was so loved by the moon goddess Selene that she gave him eternal youth with eternal sleep, became a popular funerary motif in Roman art. Here, the moon goddess alights from her chariot to visit her reclining lover. Both this sarcophagus and another that faces the open area with a fountain in the courtyard, are decorated with this sub Stock Photo

RMPARXRD–Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Endymion. Culture: Roman. Dimensions: Overall: 19 1/4 x 78 1/4 x 21 in. (48.9 x 198.8 x 53.3 cm). Date: mid-2nd century A.D.. Found on the Via Ardeatina, on the outskirts of Rome The myth of Endymion, a beautiful shepherd who was so loved by the moon goddess Selene that she gave him eternal youth with eternal sleep, became a popular funerary motif in Roman art. Here, the moon goddess alights from her chariot to visit her reclining lover. Both this sarcophagus and another that faces the open area with a fountain in the courtyard, are decorated with this sub

Horse from the chariot of the moon goddess Selene from East Pediment of Parthenon Stock Photo

RMAAFXTF–Horse from the chariot of the moon goddess Selene from East Pediment of Parthenon

Quadriga on the Siegestor Gate, moon, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, Europe Stock Photo

RMBB8518–Quadriga on the Siegestor Gate, moon, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

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