Lamia, Queen of Libya

The image portrays Lamia in her regal human form, standing majestically on a balcony overlooking a vast landscape during sunset. Lamia, once a beautiful queen of Libya, became a tragic figure in Greek mythology. She is dressed in a flowing red garment that drapes elegantly around her body, and her long, wavy hair cascades down her back. The warm, golden light of the setting sun creates a serene and dramatic atmosphere, highlighting her captivating presence and enigmatic beauty. The backdrop features architectural elements such as columns and a distant view of an ancient, historical setting, emphasizing her royal and enchanting nature. According to myth, she was transformed into a child-eating daemon by Hera, the wife of Zeus, after Hera killed all of Lamia's children out of jealousy.