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Atlas Holding The Earth
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Atlas Holding The Earth
refers to two different pictures made to represent the titan called Atlas who was reportedly cursed with having to hold up the Earth in Ancient Greek mythology. Online, the two art pieces are both used in object labeling and image macromemes to signify something that is doing the heavy lifting and carrying another thing, whether physical or a concept.
Origin
In 1991, the artist Boris Vallejo created a piece called Atlas as part of a series of trading cards. The piece, showing a very buff and muscular Atlas holding up planet Earth using just his arms, became the dominant image used for memes in the following decades (shown below).
On November 6th, 2009, the first usage of the image as part of a meme was posted to the site blogtownhall by the user Kasper. The image used Photoshop to superimpose the face of Barack Obama over the head of Atlas and had the Earth labeled with the Obamacare symbol and the surrounding void around him given the communism hammer and sickle, meant to indicate that Obama was carrying Obamacare as something to do with communism (shown below).
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