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by Michael Riccioli
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Narcissus Reflected : The Myth of Narcissus in Surrealist and Contemporary Art
by David Lomas
Fruitmarket Gallery 2011


figure of Narcissus a unique in Western . David Lomas's remarkable examines the enduring of the myth painting , drawing and photography . Produced in conjunction an exhibition at Edinburgh's Fruitmarket Gallery , and lavishly with works ranging Caravaggio to Dali , Gilbert and George and the Chapman brothers , the explores the myth's homoerotic , psychoanalytic interpretations , and its relation our notions self .