"The Judgment of Paris," attributed to The Master of the Argonaut Panels, is a significant work from the late 15th century, illustrating the mythological contest between the goddesses Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite for the title of the fairest. This painting reflects the Renaissance interest in classical themes and humanist ideals, showcasing the intricate interplay of beauty, desire, and the consequences of choice within the context of Greek mythology.
"The Judgment of Paris," attributed to The Master of the Argonaut Panels, features a dynamic composition that centers on the figure of Paris, who is depicted in a lush, mythological landscape. The painting employs a rich color palette and intricate detailing, particularly in the rendering of the three goddesses—Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite—each adorned in elaborate garments that reflect their divine status and attributes.
