20th Century to Today
See Cleopatra in Art (Discussion) for commentary and further information on some of these images.
Comment: Cleopatra's image continues to fascinate, even as portrayals both broaden in context and lose connection to the canonical texts and scenes—the "image" generates images, not the literary background. Some trends:
- There's a lot more bric-a-brac.
- Although the 17-19th century images are more risque, I have left out some images that are a bit more than that…
- There are a lot of kids in Haloween costumes, but these have been sequested into the Dress Up! section
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