Homer's Iliad (minimal)

Homer's Iliad (minimal)A minimalist typographic print of the opening line of Homer's Iliad, the foundational text of Western literature. The poem opens with an invocation to the Muse and a single hard word: mnin "wrath." The whole twenty four book poem is organised around the anger of Achilles at the Greek commander Agamemnon, and the catastrophic consequences that anger sets in motion across the plains of Troy. The Iliad is usually dated, in its written form, to the 8th

A black and white print of the Diana of Versailles (Diane chasseresse) — the most famous surviving statue of Artemis the Huntress

has been one of its pilgrimage points since the painter's death in 1520

and one of the central fraternal pairs of classical myth

the wolf's snarl

telling the story of the campaigns from Roman embarkation to Dacian surrender

drinking in alliance in the company of their followers

more Olympian stance — Mars not as warrior

treated in the loose

Endymion was a shepherd of Mount Latmos in Caria whose beauty caught Selene's eye

The dome's interior is a geometric marvel: its diameter (43

the interlocked bodies read as a single dark form

in the 5th century BC