Polyphemus the Cyclops, N. C. Wyeth Odyssey Framed Print (1929)

They had escaped. But Odysseus wants the Cyclops to know his name, so he shouts it from the boat, and the Cyclops has a father who rules the sea.

For anyone who has survived the monster and learned what pride costs on the way home.

Ready to hang: an 8 × 10 in framed print in a white or black wood frame. At home in a study or den, or as a gift for someone with a bold streak and a few good stories.

Details

Artwork: N. C. Wyeth, “Polyphemus, the Cyclops”, from The Odyssey of Homer, trans. George Herbert Palmer (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1929).
Reproduced from the original book plate. The artwork is in the public domain.
Source scan: Internet Archive, odysseyofhomer0000geor_d5m4 (Los Angeles Public Library copy).

• 8 × 10 in print on Matte paper (matte refers to the paper finish)
• 100% real pinewood frame, matte finish, 0.87 in deep, available in White or Black
• Shatter-proof plexiglass (acrylic) glazing, rigid backing, and pre-installed hanging hardware with rubber bumpers; arrives ready to hang
• Approximately 1/4 in of the image on each side is hidden under the frame edge
• Picture frame manufactured in Italy; art printed and frame assembled in the USA or Canada
• Made to order for indoor display
• Ships to US addresses only.

© 2026 Shawn Neville (text and design; artwork public domain)