D’avorio e phantasia: Pigmalione e la statua vivente
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The Pygmalion episode is fundamental in defining the status of the artist and the art object in Ovid's Metamorphoses. The article proposes an analysis of the literary passage and a framing of the figure of Pygmalion in the aesthetic-philosophical categories of the theory of art in the Ancient World.
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