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Distortions by The Phantom Painter

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Homer used two adjectives to describe aspects of the colour blue: kuaneos, to denote a dark shade of blue merging into black; and glaukos, to describe a sort of ‘blue-grey’, notably used in Athena’s epithet glaukopis, her ‘grey-gleaming eyes’. He describes the sky as big, starry, or of iron or bronze (because of its solid fixity). The tints of a rough sea range from ‘whitish’ (polios) and ‘blue-grey’ (glaukos) to deep blue and almost black (kuaneos, melas). The sea in its calm expanse is said to be ‘pansy-like’ (ioeides), ‘wine-like’ (oinops), or purple (porphureos). But whether sea or sky, it is never just ‘blue’. In fact, within the entirety of ancient Greek literature you cannot find a single pure blue sea or skyALT

Maria Michela Sassi, “Can we hope to understand how the Greeks saw their world?” (pub. Aeon) [ID in ALT]

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“ “Birth of an Android”, Ghost In the Shell
Masamune Shirow
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Nereida Patricia, My Dreams Taught Me, 2021

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Daniel K. Tennant “Day Lilies” gouache 31.25 x 35 in.

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