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Pig poetry updates - November, 2012

Pig poetry updates – November, 2012

21st November, 2012

Here are some recent additions to the Best Loved Pig Poetry section of the Arnold Ziffel Memorial Library. Poets ask us to consider the pig in the context of nursery rhymes, morals, allegory and more.

Posted in Update | Tagged allegory, butcher, fate, fool, gluttony, Mangalitza, morality, nature's plan, nursery rhyme, parasite, swineherd | Leave a response

The Votaries of Circe

The Votaries of Circe

4th December, 2010

Porkopolis.org recently added the works of 22 more poets to its Library. Poets who have considered the zeitgeist of Circe’s world and her preference for pigs over men.

Posted in Update | Tagged allegory, Circe, goddess, Homer, metamorphosis, mistress, Odyssey, zeitgeist | Leave a response

The Cook by Arcimboldo

The Cook by Arcimboldo

4th January, 2009

The Cook by Italian artist and designer, Giuseppe Arcimboldo (ca.1527 – 1593) has been added to the Porkopolis Museum of Art. In this work the painting of a platter of roast suckling pigs and fowls, when inverted, shows us the image of a man’s head – the cook. This work is one of Arcimboldo’s many [...]

Posted in Representation, Update | Tagged allegory, painting, portrait, suckling | Leave a response


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