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The Fall Of Phaeton Print

The subject of this painting is taken from Ovid's 'Metamorphoses'(Book 2).Phoebus, god of the sun, was persuaded to allow his son, Phaeton, to drive his chariot. Phaeton quickly lost control of the horses and the chariot came too near the earth, setting it alight, destroying cities and forests and drying up rivers, springs and even the sea. To prevent heaven and earth from destruction, Jupiter hurled a thunderbolt at the chariot which smashed it to pieces, sending Phaeton tumbling to his death. The nymphs on the left look up, terror-stricken, and on the right the winged Heliades, Phoebus' daughters, mourn the death of their brother. One of Liss's most striking works, 'The Fall of Phaeton' probably dates from around 1624, when the artist was living in Italy.
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The subject of this painting is taken from Ovid's ' Metamorphoses' (Book 2). Phoebus, god of the sun, was persuaded to allow his son, Phaeton, to drive his chariot. Phaeton quickly lost control of the horses & the chariot came too near the earth, setting it alight, destroying cities & forests & drying up rivers, springs & even the sea. To prevent heaven & earth from destruction, Jupiter hurled a thunderbolt at the chariot which smashed it to pieces, sending Phaeton tumbling to his death. The nymphs on the left look up, terror-stricken, & on the right the winged Heliades, Phoebus' daughters, mourn the death of their brother. One of Liss's most striking works, ' The Fall of Phaeton' probably dates from around 1624, when the artist was living in Italy.

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sun - A star at the centre of the solar system.
Earth - A planet third from the sun. Similar size to Venus but rich in water and complex life.
Jupiter - The largest planet to orbit the sun. It is fifth planet from the sun and is around 12 times as wide as the planet earth. It is known as a gas giant due to its thick atmosphere. Four of its moons were first spotted by Galileo Galilei
Italy - a country in Europe.
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