Mythological Printmaking
Mythological Printmaking is a genre of Baroque printmaking that belongs to the broader category of narrative printmaking and is distinguished by its focus on depicting scenes, figures, and themes from classical mythology, often employed to convey moral, religious, or philosophical ideals through allegorical or symbolic representation.
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The Consuming Myth: The Work of James Merrill.
Lynn Keller, Stephen Yenser · American Literature · 1987 · 89 citations
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