1
Here, in both Scriptural and mythological subjects, there is little to condemn.
2
His best productions are his mythological subjects in the Farnese Palace.
3
These walls were now covered with admirable tapestry, representing mythological subjects.
4
They are decorated chiefly with mythological subjects, and have, attached to them, vessels for dipping into larger vessels.
5
He used the ram's head, wreaths, honeysuckle, mythological subjects, lozenge-shaped, oval and octagonal panels, and many other designs.
6
From his frequent introduction of historical and mythological subjects into his poems, he received the appellation of "the learned."
7
The walls of the houses are decorated with paintings depicting, in bright colors, scenes of the chase, birds, animals, and mythological subjects.
8
The mythological subjects underlying both canvases have a classic note, but their refreshing colour scheme removes these pictures from any classic affiliation.
9
He introduced certain innovations, and Aristotle (Poetica, 9) tells us that the plot of his 0Antho1 was original, not, as usually, borrowed from mythological subjects.
10
Mythological subjects, reference made to, by Beethoven, who, as it is well known, possessed a considerable acquaintance with ancient history.