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Leda (1919)

Leda (1919)

Władysław Skoczylas

$15.60

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The story behind the subject

Step into the world of Leda & the swan, where ancient stories still stir the heart. Leda is associated with the story of Zeus approaching her in the form of a swan. Traditions connect this encounter with the births of Helen and the Dioscuri, though ancient accounts differ on their parentage. Let this tale bring a little wonder to the place you call home.

Mythology context based on the subject named in the title; it is not a verified interpretation of every detail of this painting.

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