Margaret and Her Friends - Paperback

by Caroline Wells Healey Dall (Author), Margaret Fuller (Author)

Explore the intersection of classical mythology, art, and philosophy in "Margaret and Her Friends," a fascinating record of ten conversations led by Margaret Fuller in 1841. Compiled by Fuller and Caroline Wells Healey Dall, this book delves into the mythology of the Greeks and its profound expression in art.

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