| David Jon Foster Art |
In Greek mythology,
Terpsichore ("delight of
dancing") was one of the
nine Muses, ruling over
dance and the dramatic
chorus.
Euterpe was also one of
the Muses, She was
called the "Giver of
Pleasure", , and was a
muse of music. In late
Classical times she was
also named muse of lyric
poetry.
Urania ("heavenly") was
the muse of astronomy
and astrology. She is able
to foretell the future by the
position of the stars. She
is often associated with
Universal Love and the
Holy Spirit. Those who are
most concerned with
philosophy and the
heavens are dearest to her.
Terpsichore ("delight of
dancing") was one of the
nine Muses, ruling over
dance and the dramatic
chorus.
Euterpe was also one of
the Muses, She was
called the "Giver of
Pleasure", , and was a
muse of music. In late
Classical times she was
also named muse of lyric
poetry.
Urania ("heavenly") was
the muse of astronomy
and astrology. She is able
to foretell the future by the
position of the stars. She
is often associated with
Universal Love and the
Holy Spirit. Those who are
most concerned with
philosophy and the
heavens are dearest to her.
| Terpsichore |
| Euterpe |
| Urania |
| Muses Triptych, each piece 12 x 36 watercolor on canvas / SOLD |
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