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Mythology in Marble

Chapter 149: Bibliography.
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A concise guide that pairs brief retellings of classical myths with descriptive analyses of the marble sculptures inspired by them, offering readers accessible explanations of how narrative themes inform pose, expression, and iconography. Each entry includes notes on artistic features and provenance alongside poetic quotations and illustrations to reinforce popular interpretations. Practical tools such as a table of Greek and Roman deity equivalents and a suggested reading list are appended to aid further study. The overall aim is to equip museumgoers and general readers with the background needed to appreciate mythological sculpture without requiring specialized art-historical training.

Bibliography.

Books recommended should further study be desired:

  • Studies of the Gods in Greece.  Dyer.
  • Juventus Mundi.  Gladstone.
  • Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome.  Berens.
  • Lays and Legends of Ancient Greece.  Blackie.
  • Manual of Mythology in its Relation to Greek Art.  Collignon.
  • Manual of Mythology.  Cox.
  • Classic Myths.  Gayley.
  • History of Sculpture.  Lübke.
  • Age of Fable; or Beauties of Mythology.  Bulfinch.
  • Handbook of Greek Sculpture.  Gardner.
  • Studies in Greek Art.  Harrison.
  • Greek Studies.  Pater.
  • Myths of Old Greece, I., II., III.  Pratt.