God of love and sexual desire, he was represented as an unbegotten primal force (Hesiod) or as the son of Ares and Aphrodite (Homer).
Web Links
Eros,
Greek Mythology Link.
Extensive and well organized discussion by Carlos Parada about Eros and those involved
with him, including artwork and links to relevant pages.
Eros in Western Art
A page of links to images of Eros in Western art.
Eros
Entry discusses Eros’s role in Greek mythology.
Related Graphics
Eros,
Greek Mythology Link.
Extensive and well organized discussion by Carlos Parada about Eros and those involved
with him, including artwork and links to relevant pages.
Eros in Western Art
A page of links to images of Eros in Western art.
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