Flying Too Close to the Sun: Myths in Art from Classical to Contemporary
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Flying Too Close to the Sun: Myths in Art from Classical to Contemporary

by James Cahill

Art Mythology
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Flying Too Close to the Sun examines myths in art from classical to contemporary eras. Authored by James Cahill, it explores how ancient stories have shaped artistic creations across centuries, offering a comprehensive look at their visual interpretations and lasting impact.

About This Book

This book delves into the representation of myths in visual art, tracing their evolution from classical periods to contemporary works.

Through the lens of James Cahill's expertise, it examines how mythological themes have been interpreted and reimagined by artists over time.

The volume highlights the enduring influence of these narratives on artistic expression, bridging historical and modern contexts.

Readers gain insight into the cultural significance of myths as a source of inspiration in the art world.

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