Nephrocentric Greek Tragedies

T his black and white artwork contains four lino prints of nephrocentric Greek tragedies: Perseus holding Medusa's kidney with stones spilling out (top left); Atlas holding the weight of the kidney world (top right); Prometheus having his kidney torn out for bringing fire (knowledge) to humankind (bottom left); and Sisyphus pushing a kidney uphill as punishment for cheating death (bottom right).

Publication Details

Journal
Kidney News
Published
2025-06-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.62716/kn.000842025
Primary Topic
Classical Antiquity Studies
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Abstract

T his black and white artwork contains four lino prints of nephrocentric Greek tragedies: Perseus holding Medusa's kidney with stones spilling out (top left); Atlas holding the weight of the kidney world (top right); Prometheus having his kidney torn out for bringing fire (knowledge) to humankind (bottom left); and Sisyphus pushing a kidney uphill as punishment for cheating death (bottom right).

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