"[In Raphael's _The Triumph of Galatea_] Polyphemus, the one-eyed cyclops, tries to seduce the nymph Galatea by his songs and flute. She turns from him in disdain, as if to say 'Who would marry an artist?'"pic.twitter.com/UwkRyBargX
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In her excitement she lets a drop of oil fall on his divine shoulder. He awakes, berates her for her curiosity, and leaves her in anger, not realizing that lack of curiosity by women in such cases would demoralize society."
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