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Description: The surface heavily rubbed. Laid down. Numbered at lower right in pen and brown ink: 745. (Sparre) and 3 (struck out).
The 17th century title of this drawing, Phoebus and Neptune, seems to be a misinterpretation. The drawing represents a standing male hunter with a halo round his head. To his right a bow and quiver with arrows, to his left a dog. In the left upper background Helios´chariot falling from the sky, further down to the left a river-god.
The background seems to refer to Phaethon, a son of Helios (the Sun) who had requested his father to allow him to drive the chariot of the sun across the heavens for one day. Helios yielded, but the son being to weak to check the horses, they rushed out of their track almost setting the earth on fire. Therefore Zeus killed him with a flash of lightning and hurled him into the river Eridanus.  [Bjurström, It. Drawings, cat. no. 1464]

Faethon