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The 15 pages that link to Classical mythology, each with the reason it gives.

• Classical antiquityRelated: Ancient stories remained a source for later literature, art, and political symbolism.

• Peter Paul RubensRelated: Rubens repeatedly transformed mythological stories into large-scale, dramatic paintings.

• IntermedioRelated: Mythological subjects supplied familiar characters and allegories for intermedio spectacles.

• Christopher OkigboRelated: Okigbo draws on classical figures and motifs as part of his modernist poetic vocabulary.

• Flemish Baroque paintingRelated: Mythological stories supplied subjects for large-scale paintings of bodies, action, and sensual abundance.

• Phillis WheatleyRelated: Her poems draw on mythological references as part of their classical style.

• Pier Paolo PasoliniRelated: Pasolini reworked myths such as Oedipus and Medea for modern audiences.

• Western canonRelated: Its stories and figures recur across canonical Western literature and visual art.

• Victorian burlesqueNarrower topic: Myths supplied recognizable plots and characters for burlesque adaptation and parody.

• Angelica KauffmanRelated: Mythological stories supplied Kauffman with subjects for allegorical and history paintings.

• Matteo Maria BoiardoRelated: Classical motifs enlarge the poem beyond its medieval chivalric sources.

• Norman LindsayRelated: Mythological figures and settings supplied recurring subjects for Lindsay's fantasy paintings.

• The Feast of the GodsNarrower topic: The painting assembles figures from the classical divine world.

• Cy TwomblyRelated: Mythic names and stories repeatedly supply subjects for his paintings and sculptures.

• Peter PorterRelated: Porter repeatedly recast classical stories to examine modern experience and enduring human motives.