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- Despite the drop in his popularity, The Lament for Icarus by Herbert James Draper remained one of the best depictions of a Greek myth since its creation.
- The Lament for Icarus is a painting by Herbert James Draper, showing the dead Icarus, surrounded by lamenting nymphs.
- Draper chose to depict the moment after Icarus’ fall. In his oil painting, ‘The Lament for Icarus’ from 1898, Icarus lies motionless.
- I love this painting. The fact that the sun illuminates the background whereast leaving Icarus completely in the shadow is very symbolic.
- The Lament for Icarus may have been conceived as a tribute to Leighton who had died in 1896, but as Simon Toll has recently suggested (Herbert James Draper...
- It is a lesson in hubris; Pre-Raphaelite painter Draper gives us Icarus after the fall, surrounded by lamenting sea nymphs.
- Özet. Herbert James Draper: The Lament for Icarus wikidata:Q871812 reasonator:Q871812.
- The Lament for Icarus c1898 by Classicist British Painter Herbert James Draper (1863-4 – 1920); a painter of the Victorian Era and the first two decades of the 20th...
- N01679 THE LAMENT FOR ICARUS c. 1898 Inscr. ‘Herbert J. Draper’ b.r. Canvas, 72×61 1/4 (183×155·5). ... Henry Lamb Lamentation.Bulunamadı: james
- Herbert James Draper, The Lament for Icarus - Mourning for Icarus (1898), (detail).
