Lady Bridget Poulett as Arethusa.Yevonde (National Portrait Gallery) These portraits are part of her best-known series, Goddesses, in which she transformed ... “Public space has to be for the ...

In all accounts of this story in Greek mythology, motivated by love and desire, Paris’ choices had disastrous implications for his family and city. His tale has inspired numerous works of literature ...

The End of the Humanity According to Ancient Greek ... justice were widespread, and men did not go to war but only tended to the land. In the Silver Age, Zeus created seasons, and mankind developed ...

The statue of Lady Justice is not true representation of the Greek goddess Themis, a symbolic personification of the moral force in judicial systems, Law Minister Anisul Haque says. The removal of ...

Last Sunday, a query from Rita Schimpf set us on the trail of a missing fountain — one topped with a statue of Hebe, Greek goddess of ... 12-foot cast-iron Lady Justice fountain was selected ...

What is the rationale behind the lady being presented as a Hindu goddess and the statue ... to how we want law and justice to be represented in a visual art form. Should the idea of justice ...

Angela Classi, a local artist and former physical therapist, is showcasing her latest work in an exhibit at Heckscher Museum of Art, “Demeter in Central Park.” Inspired by the Greek goddess of ...

The old statue of a blindfolded Lady Justice holding a set of scales in ... supremacy in the Indian judiciary.” While the Greek goddess held strong ground for the longest time since the ...

The origin of 'Lady Justice' can be traced to both history and mythology, and is commonly associated with the Greek goddess of justice, Justitia. While the blindfold over her eyes denoted ...

The origin of 'Lady Justice' can be traced to both history and mythology, and is commonly associated with the Greek goddess of justice, Justitia. While the blindfold over her eyes denoted impartiality ...

who teaches at the Delhi College of Art. The image of the Lady Justice, traditionally black wearing a gown, traces back to the Greek and Roman mythology. It was introduced by the British in India ...

The origin of ‘Lady Justice’ can be traced to both history and mythology, and is commonly associated with the Greek goddess of justice, Justitia. While the blindfold over her eyes denoted impartiality ...