Hermes, Athenian red-figure lekythos C5th B.C., Metropolitan Museum of Art

“The abduction of Psyche” by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1894).

Selene was the titan goddess of the moon. She is often depicted as a woman riding sidesaddle on a horse, or being pulled by a chariot drawn by winged horses.

As the Goddess of Wisdom and Battle Strategy (supposedly the opposite of Ares), Athena is often depicted as a glorious warrior goddess with her armor, helmet, and spear.

In Mythology, Hades is also known as the “Unseen One.” He owns a cap of invisibility, otherwise called “Helm of Hades”, which allows any wearer of it to become invisible.

In Mythology, Hermes owns a pair of winged sandals (Talaria). This is associated with his ability to be able to fly and travel quickly.

Persephone’s bow is similar to hairstyle of the “Head of Aphrodite” (The Barlett Head) sculpture.

The statue that Hades seen standing on as he talks to Persephone resembles Hypnos’ shrine. Hypnos is the Greek god of sleep, son of Nyx, and brother of Thanatos.

Psyche is painting a portrait of Eros. / “Red-Figure Plate with Eros” by Ascoli Satriano (Dated 340-320 BC). Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.