Études des fleuves d'Asie Mineure dans l'antiquité. Tome 2. Beaux-arts in search of a total

in search of a total and universal art

with a harsh daily life

The portrait that Suetonius gives is darker: behind the young man looms the tyrant or the emperor

it is the first major exhibition devoted to this painter and contributes to the rediscovery and re-evaluation of the naturalist movement

Études des fleuves d'Asie Mineure dans l'antiquité. Tome 2. Beaux-arts in search of a totalThe divine Scamander, the meandering Meander, the gold bearing Pactolus, the swirling Xanthos, the beautiful Caique, the great Sangarios or the Halys, the dividing line between Lower and Upper Asia Asia Minor includes many rivers and important waterways. Several of them interested ancient authors. Some have thus become famous and have entered the collective memory, associated with the image of this geographical area. Yet few works exist on the rivers