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This is a print of an original oil by Patrick Whelan which was used as book cover art for Homer's Odyssey. It depicts the scene where Odysseus first encounters the enchantress Circe.

PATRICK WHELAN Artist’s Statement “Inside every face is a reflection of all humanity. Look into another person’s face and on some level you will always see yourself. My work intends to demonstrate this. Whispering from within the modeled textures of charcoal or paint is always a voice; a voice of yearning or regret, of loss or triumph. And it tells a story, your story ... listen ...” Artist’s Bio Patrick Whelan remembers walking into a room when he was about 5 years old. Mesmerized by a portrait series his uncle had painted, he found them magical. A passionate and devoted artist, Mr. Whelan remains captivated by the magic of creation. He began illustrating for magazines while a student and continued to expand his...