Voce ritratta. Per un’iconografia di Eco
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The aim of this article is to discover Echo’s symbolic presence in some of the natural settings painted on romano-campanian walls, closely linked to the Ovidian myth-making and the visual imagination which supports his poem; to achieve the goal, the paper will review the Narcissus episode and it will examine the rhetorical landscape description in Metamorphoses Book III.
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