Harrison, Jane Ellen, 1850-1928 · London, Rivingtons · leaf 186
he others of theseries, and is the only one that contains any architecture.The prevailing tint of the picture is a tather lurid yellow,softened by a dark gray in the more distant parts. Theperspective is on the whole good, but in some of the archi-tectural details becomes confused. There is little… … THE MYTH OF CIRCE. 85 Here, in the forest glades, we tate leave of the Circe ofHomer; but before we pass to the consideration of anotherand non-Homeric aspect of the goddess, we must noteshortly some of the forms that thiS: myth of the witchwoman has taken in other lands than Hellas. Maildun,…
Homer · Mythology, Greek · Art and mythology · Art, Greek
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