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The
Circe Page I'm far from the first person to depict the goddess in action. Here's how other artists have depicted our favorite enchantress in action over the centuries: |
| Wright Barker | |
| John Collier | |
| Dosso Dossi: The Sequel (Looks like he had a slightly above-average interest in Circe!) | |
| Edmund Dulac returns to the scene of the crime (Another one with a slightly above-average interest in Circe; what is it with these artists?) | |
| Margaret E. Price (illustration from a children's book I chanced to see as a kid; folks, this one of the very first images that turned me onto Circe and her transformations...) | |
| Adolph Mossa (This one wins the Weirdness Award hands-down, folks...) | |
| John William Waterhouse Strikes Back | |
| Return
of the John William Waterhouse (Like I said, what is it with these artists?) |
Anonymous
potterer, long, long ago... (submitted by Oliver) |
Live,
in person - Circe! (If you saw these movies or TV shows, that is...) |
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| Jo
Van Fleet ("The Remarkable Mrs. Hawks" episode of Thriller TV series, 1961) |
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Silvana
Mangano (Ulysses feature film, 1955) |
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| Could
it be...Circe? Not necessarily, but I'm not betting against it! |
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| "Una
(sure, yeah right) and the Lion" Briton Rivière |
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| And
now, a few miserable efforts by yours truly, your most humble chornicler of her wondrous metamorphoses... |
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| A brush with the enchantress | |
| All Packrat (done with 'Mr. F') | |
| Circe's Bunny Elixir (Funhouse Pavilion) | |
| "My best friend..." | |
| Circe's Physical Therapy Clinic (Funhouse Pavilion) | |
| Our
most talented and generous Guest Artists
have also tried their hand at depicting Circe; visit their pavilion and
enjoy the fruits of their labors... |
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| Lucius
Appaloosius (too many great items to list individually!) |
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| Bob
Stein: |
And
many more to enjoy at The Funhouse: As Seen By Others! |
