'The Muses' collection   ( Thumbnail View • Enlarged View )

	Thalia, the flourishing STACE . ‘THE FESTIVE’ The Muse of Comedy and playful and idyllic poetry Thalia, "the festive," originally bucolic in nature, rules comedy, and awakens the spirit of playfulness, humor and celebration. By Apollo, Thalia had the Corybantes, priests of the goddess, Cybele. 'How light the strain when, decked in vernal bloom, Thalia tuned her lyre of melody'. from 'An Ode To Music', by James G. Percival Oil on stretched canvas, ready to hang. Hand Painted in the North Island of New Zealand All my prices are exclusive of postage and packaging COMMISSION YOUR ORIGINAL PIECE TODAY! Price is dependent on work involved per piece and will be discussed on application. Item Price  Thalia, the flourishing $200.00  sold
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