Introduction The previous chapter ended with the importance of the relationship between the fluidity of metamorphosis and the immobility of the visual image. In the current chapter this relationship continues to be scrutinised with regard to a very particular element in the iconography of mixanthropic deities: the mask. Two aspects will be considered. First I shall explore the paradoxical quality of the mask as both facilitating transformation and being itself exceptionally inanimate. Second,..
The „Pronomos Vase” is undoubtledly the most significant pieces of evidence for understanding of Gre...
\u27Masks\u27 is a body of work which explores the concept of mask in a variety of ways. Masks have ...
This note is a condensed version of a forthcoming study to appear in Popular religion and ritual in ...
Introduction During Section Three of this book, it has been established that mixanthropic deities ha...
Introduction During Section Three of this book, it has been established that mixanthropic deities ha...
Many of the beings in this book – Cheiron, Pan, Acheloos, the Sirens and others – will be familiar f...
1. Representing the unrepresentable Greek myth abounds with stories in which a human being turns int...
Many of the beings in this book – Cheiron, Pan, Acheloos, the Sirens and others – will be familiar f...
In the final four chapters of the book, I shall explore the relationship which existed between mixan...
It is clear to any viewer that twentieth-century art encompasses a range and variety of styles unpre...
It is clear to any viewer that twentieth-century art encompasses a range and variety of styles unpre...
Mask/s : Anthropom. ms. in the ANE were used to cover and hide the face and head of both the living ...
Introduction The topic of this book is the mixanthropic deity as a named individual and recipient of...
Mask/s : Anthropom. ms. in the ANE were used to cover and hide the face and head of both the living ...
This work represents a process of a search of a relationship to the theatre mask and costume, it is ...
The „Pronomos Vase” is undoubtledly the most significant pieces of evidence for understanding of Gre...
\u27Masks\u27 is a body of work which explores the concept of mask in a variety of ways. Masks have ...
This note is a condensed version of a forthcoming study to appear in Popular religion and ritual in ...
Introduction During Section Three of this book, it has been established that mixanthropic deities ha...
Introduction During Section Three of this book, it has been established that mixanthropic deities ha...
Many of the beings in this book – Cheiron, Pan, Acheloos, the Sirens and others – will be familiar f...
1. Representing the unrepresentable Greek myth abounds with stories in which a human being turns int...
Many of the beings in this book – Cheiron, Pan, Acheloos, the Sirens and others – will be familiar f...
In the final four chapters of the book, I shall explore the relationship which existed between mixan...
It is clear to any viewer that twentieth-century art encompasses a range and variety of styles unpre...
It is clear to any viewer that twentieth-century art encompasses a range and variety of styles unpre...
Mask/s : Anthropom. ms. in the ANE were used to cover and hide the face and head of both the living ...
Introduction The topic of this book is the mixanthropic deity as a named individual and recipient of...
Mask/s : Anthropom. ms. in the ANE were used to cover and hide the face and head of both the living ...
This work represents a process of a search of a relationship to the theatre mask and costume, it is ...
The „Pronomos Vase” is undoubtledly the most significant pieces of evidence for understanding of Gre...
\u27Masks\u27 is a body of work which explores the concept of mask in a variety of ways. Masks have ...
This note is a condensed version of a forthcoming study to appear in Popular religion and ritual in ...