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Warning: Vulture like women and the danger ahead for one man and his crew!
These three text describe each of these as dangerous and very ruling.

There are very many differences in these two pictures involving the boat and its surrounding the sirens and Odysseus crew members. For example, in the (water house) picture you can clearly see that all the men on the boat are wearing their garbs.Also in this picture the women are very distinctive and closer to the boat than in the (Attic vase). There is also a vast amount of crew members in the (water house). This painting show more detail in the boat than in (Attic Vase).

As like the first paragraph, there are many alike features in the painting, As well as in the first painting there
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