The White Goddess I

Catalog no.

0206

Year

1975

Subject

Mythology

Media

Oil and Acrylics /
Oil on board

Size (H x W)

37 x 20 inches

Availability

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The White Goddess features in a number of guises in different traditions - from Ancient Egypt to Celtic mythology and possibly linked to the Indo-Chinese pantheon of Taras. As described in the Aldington translation of Apuleus' 'Golden Ass' P.B.B. 1987. See also 0097 White Goddess, Isis.

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