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The Perseus Catalog logo is a modification of one of the wings of Medusa from original artwork based on the terracotta relief of Medusa with Pegasus from Syracuse, ca. 6th century BCE.
![Medusa holding Pegasus, an original drawing based on a terracotta relief from Syracuse, ca. 600 BCE.](http://sites.tufts.edu/perseuscatalog/files/2013/05/medusa_pegasus-289x300.png)
Medusa holding Pegasus, an original drawing based on a terracotta relief from Syracuse, ca. 580 – 570 BCE.
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The Perseus logo has long featured our hero carrying Medusa’s head. As the catalog takes wing, our beloved Gorgon has earned the chance to participate in a more dignified manner.