-
authors substituted the word Faunus.
Fauns and
satyrs were
originally quite different creatures:
whereas late-period
fauns are half-man and half-goat, satyrs...
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directed by Tia Salisbury) Phares, Heather. "The
Fauns". Allmusic.
Retrieved 29
November 2013. "The
Fauns Announce New
Album 'Lights' Out
December 2nd 2013"...
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engineering firm
Faun (band), a
German pagan folk /
medieval band Faunis, a
genus of
Asian butterflies commonly referred to as the
fauns Faun (film), a Hungarian...
- L'après-midi d'un
faune (or The
Afternoon of a
Faun) may
refer to: L'après-midi d'un
faune (poem) by Stéphane Mallarmé,
published in 1876 Prélude à l'après-midi...
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Faun is a
German band that was
formed in 1998 and
plays pagan folk, darkwave, and
medieval music. The
originality of
their music style is that it falls...
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Faun Fables is an
American band
based in Oakland, California.
Faun Fables is a
concept and
vehicle for Dawn McCarthy, who was
inspired to
write the original...
- ****onale) in Naples, thus the
statue seen
today in the house’s
ruins is a copy.
Fauns are
spirits of
untamed woodland; they are
typically depicted as half human...
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identified satyrs with
their own
nature spirits,
fauns.
Although generally similar to satyrs,
fauns differed in that they were
usually seen as "shy, woodland...
- Head of a
Faun is a lost
sculpture by
Italian Renaissance master Michelangelo,
dating from c. 1489. His
first known work of
sculpture in marble, it was...
- is best
known as the
author of two
novels —
Pitch Lake (1934) and
Black Fauns (1935) — and for his
short stories written during the 1920s and 1930s. He...