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Ares looks back to the earth in a meeting of the gods, probably more interested in the wars of men, red figure Kylix, c. 520 BC Tarquinia Museo Nazionale

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Aphrodite and Ares

Apollo, Artemis, Leto and Ares, Madrid, Museo Arqueologico Nacional, 11008

	Ares Ludovisi, Altemps Inv8602	Another view
Ares and Eros, "Ares Ludovisi"

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Actors as Hephaistos, Hera and Ares

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Mars (Ares) against Mimas

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Athena, Zeus und Ares, Cycnus on a chariot, BMB364

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Ares and Aphrodite, Suessula painter

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Ares, Argentina Montemartini

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Head Ares Glyptothek Munich 212

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Ares Borghese, Rome

Venus and Mars, Sandro Botticelli

Mars and Venus United by Love, Paolo Veronese

Mars with Cupid, Guercino

Mars, Giovanni Francesco Romanelli

Mars Resting, Diego Velazquez

Mars Asleep, Hendrick ter Brugghen

Mars and Venus, Nicolas Poussin

Mars and Rhea Silvia, Peter Paul Rubens

Mars and Venus Surprised by the Gods, Joachim Wtewael

Venus Mars and Cupid crowned by Victory, Paris Bordone

"Venus and Mars with Cupid" by Paris Bordone	Mars Disarmed by Venus and the Three Graces, David
Hephaestus, Ares and Aphrodite, Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld

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Ares and Aphrodite captured in a net, Hephaestus shows the couple to the other Olympian Gods (1909). An assumption is that Hephaestus represents the painter of this work L. Corinth and Aphrodite his wife.

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