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- The_Cyclops_(Redon) abstract "The Cyclops is a painting by Odilon Redon depicting a myth starring an "unlucky naiad Galatea, loved by Polyphemus, the most famous Cyclops." Like most Cyclops in mythology, Polyphemus was villainized as a wild creature that hunted its victims and then consumed them. This subject had been painted before by artists such as Moreau; however Redon has taken this myth and given Polyphemus a makeover. In Redon's version, Polyphemus is shown as a non-threatening passive creature. The normally menacing beast is shown softly gazing with a large eye that has been seen in previous Redon works. Galatea, the naiad, is shown naked and vulnerably lying on a patch of vegetation. It appears Polyphemus is keeping one gentle eye watching over the "sexualized maiden." He has hidden himself from Galatea behind the rocky terrain, too shy to directly confront her "helpless" form. Redon's departure from the normal depiction of Polyphemus was influenced by his dream-like style and ambivalence toward the artistic norm.".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) author Odilon_Redon.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) thumbnail 1914_Redon_Zyklop_anagoria.JPG?width=300.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) wikiPageID "39198137".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) wikiPageRevisionID "601052070".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) alt "See adjacent text.".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) artist Odilon_Redon.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) imageFile "1914".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) imageSize "250".
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- The_Cyclops_(Redon) title "The Cyclops".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) subject Category:1898_paintings.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) subject Category:Articles_created_via_the_Article_Wizard.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) subject Category:Paintings_depicting_Greek_myths.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) type Artwork.
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- The_Cyclops_(Redon) comment "The Cyclops is a painting by Odilon Redon depicting a myth starring an "unlucky naiad Galatea, loved by Polyphemus, the most famous Cyclops." Like most Cyclops in mythology, Polyphemus was villainized as a wild creature that hunted its victims and then consumed them. This subject had been painted before by artists such as Moreau; however Redon has taken this myth and given Polyphemus a makeover. In Redon's version, Polyphemus is shown as a non-threatening passive creature.".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) label "The Cyclops (Redon)".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) label "キュクロープス (ルドン)".
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) sameAs キュクロープス_(ルドン).
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- The_Cyclops_(Redon) sameAs Q13387794.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) sameAs Q13387794.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) wasDerivedFrom The_Cyclops_(Redon)?oldid=601052070.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) depiction 1914_Redon_Zyklop_anagoria.JPG.
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) isPrimaryTopicOf The_Cyclops_(Redon).
- The_Cyclops_(Redon) name "The Cyclops".
