Culture Explorer氏による、古代ギリシャ人が自然の混沌と人間精神を表すために想像した、神話上の生物たちの紹介

Joakim Eriksson @joakim1099

@CultureExploreX Awesome painting

Culture Explorer @CultureExploreX

@joakim1099 It is indeed! Mythology was loved by the artists of the past!

breizh2008 🚜 @breizh2008

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Muse @xmuse_

@CultureExploreX Great thread! pic.twitter.com/psjfxK7X65

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Nela @Nela35738482

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Haines Parrot Guy @HainesParrotGuy

@CultureExploreX While this is true enough…of course the myths embody a whole lot more than just “the chaos of nature and the human psyche.” Ie “the order of nature and the human psyche,” “the history of nature and the human psyche,” “the use of nature and the human psyche,” etc.

Alice Forrester @AliceForrester6

@CultureExploreX I love Greek mythology and this thread is a great visual depiction of familiar - creatures/ beings.

Sois_Bref @Chibani_Mqawed

@CultureExploreX Then came the monochromatic monotheism, which emptied the sensitive world of its magic and colors and handed us over to the dogs... 😇

Angela Murphy @angelamurphy99

@CultureExploreX 'These things never were but always are' - Robert Calasso.

TheBlackWolf @thewolvenhour

@CultureExploreX It was really fitting with your post; thanks bro

Culture Explorer @CultureExploreX

@thewolvenhour Indeed!