Dionysian-Apollonian Duality, The Janus Face, and Androgyny in Paintings | The Cave of Apelles

Jan-Ove Tuv and Sebastian Salvo sit down to talk about the meeting between opposites as a tool to make great stories.

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The conversation was hosted by Jan-Ove Tuv and Sebastian Salvo, and was produced by Bork S. Nerdrum, with assistance from Jikke Gruwel.

The centerpiece was a 19th century reproduction of G. F. Watts’ Hope. On the shelf were a Roman bust of a boy, a bust of Aristotle, and Pallas Athena.

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metin
3 years ago

for artists your teaching is very best
Metin yasarturk art5 – YouTube

  • Apelles was asked why he touched and retouched his pictures with so much care, to which he replied:
    "I paint for eternity"