Pegasus Coloring Pages

Pegasus is a mythical creature in the form of a winged horse. In Greek mythology, it is considered one of the most recognizable and symbolic creatures. The legend of Pegasus is strongly rooted in culture and literature and has inspired many works of art and stories.

Lying unicorn pegasus

coloring pages lying unicorn pegasus printable
Pegasus, whom you can admire in the picture, has just returned from a long journey. To rest a bit, he decided to lie down under a tree in the shade and experience...

Overgrown pegasus

Printable coloring book overgrown pegasus
This pegasus hasn't had its bangs trimmed in a long time, and it will have to go to the barber's soon. The pegasus also looks a bit strange because it is....

Sad Pegasus

Printable coloring book sad pegasus
Pegasus shown in the picture is very sad today. He had a fight with his friend and wants to fix it somehow. Only you can help him in this...

Jumping unicorn

Coloring book jumping unicorn printable animals
This unicorn decided to spend some time on the ground today. He stopped under an apple tree and is watching you carefully. The unicorn wants you to be the one....

Pegasus with outstretched wings

Printable coloring book pegasus with outstretched wings for girls
The pegasus shown in the picture stands out significantly from the rest. It has really long wings and a lush mane. If you want to make it look even more ...

Little Pegasus

Printable little pegasus coloring book for girls
Do you know what kind of creature is in this picture? If not, I'll give you a hint: it's a little pegasus. I'm sure you've already noticed the adorable...

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Little unicorn

Pony ponies are adorable creatures that can be found in books or fairy tales, among other things. Today one of them decided to...
Printable coloring book flying pegasus

Flying pegasus

Look at what a beautiful pegasus is in this picture. With its appearance it somewhat resembles a horse, however, unlike it,...
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Walking Pegasus

This pegasus is still very young. It will be a long time before it reaches the size of an adult pegasus. If you want to spend a little time...
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Girl flies on pegasus

Take a look at these three friends. They all decided to go on a long journey together today. Pegasus took on his back....
Printable fairy unicorn pegasus coloring book for kids

Fairy tale unicorn pegasus

The unicorn you can admire in the picture is not ordinary. Surely you have noticed that on his head there is a shiny...

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  1. Origins: According to Greek mythology, Pegasus was born from the blood of Medusa, a snake-haired monster that Perseus had exterminated. When Medusa's blood sprinkled the rock from which Pegasus emerged.
  2. Wings: The pegasus had beautiful white wings that enabled it to fly. This made him a unique creature, different from ordinary horses.
  3. Gods and Heroes: Pegasus was often considered a symbol and friend of gods and heroes in Greek mythology. Its wings enabled them to travel in heavenly spaces.
  4. Bellerophon and Pegasus: Bellerophon, a Greek hero, is often depicted with Pegasus. According to legend, the Goddess Athena gave Bellerophon a golden rod so he could tame Pegasus and use its power to fight monsters.
  5. Fighting the Chimera: One of Bellerophon and Pegasus' most famous feats was defeating the Chimera, a terrible monster with the head of a lion, the body of a goat and the tail of a snake. Thanks to Pegasus, Bellerophon was able to avoid the Chimera's fiery breath and attack it from the air.
  6. Curse: However, Pegasus had his moods and was not always obedient. According to mythology, when Bellerophon tried to take to the skies with him, Pegasus shook him off his back and Bellerophon fell to the ground.
  7. Music and Poetry: Pegasus was also associated with music and poetry. Legends say that the pounding of its hooves on the ground produced sounds that inspired poets and musicians.
  8. Inspiration for Art: The Pegasus motif has inspired many artists, both in antiquity and in later eras. In Renaissance and Baroque art, paintings and sculptures depicting Pegasus are numerous.
  9. Symbolism: Pegasus is often seen as a symbol of freedom, courage, strength and aspiration of the human spirit. Its ability to fly represents the desire for transcendence and achieving the impossible.
  10. Cultural Impact: Pegasus not only appears in Greek mythology, but also plays an important role in literature, films, video games and other cultural works. His character continues to inspire creators and fascinate readers and viewers.

Trivia

  1. Place in Art and Literature: Pegasus was a frequent motif in ancient art and literature. His character appears in works such as Homer's "Iliad" and Ovid's "Metamorphoses," among others.
  2. Name of the Constellation: In an astronomical context, the name "Pegasus" refers to the constellation Pegasus. It is one of the 88 official constellations, located in the northern sky.
  3. The phrase "Pegasus Wings": In Polish, the phrase "Pegasus' wings" means an extraordinary capacity for creative thinking, innovation or artistic expression. It is derived from the mythological Pegasus.
  4. References in Pop Culture: Pegasus often appears in pop culture, from animated films to video games. In the "Harry Potter" series, the character Bellerophon and his battle against the Chimera alludes to the myth of Pegasus.
  5. Cultures Around the World: The motif of the winged horse occurs not only in Greek mythology. Similar figures can be found in various cultures, such as the Hindu "Pegasus" named "Alepou."
  6. Pegasus on Coins: In ancient Greece, Pegasus was often placed on coins, emphasizing its importance as a symbol of power and independent spirit.
  7. Pegasus in Science: In astronomy, Pegasus has its own star called "Enif," which is one of the brighter ones in the constellation. Enif is an arabesque name that means "nostril."
  8. Konienstwo and Pegasus: In equestrian tradition, the term "pegasus" refers to horses with unusual coloration, such as a pegasus hoof or head.
  9. Children's Literature: The figure of Pegasus is often present in children's literature, inspiring imagination and introducing younger readers to the world of mythology.
  10. Juxtapositions with Chimera: Pegasus and Chimera are often juxtaposed as opposites: a winged horse versus a terrible monstrous combination. The fight between Bellerophon and Chimera has become a legendary clash.
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