Musee des Beaux Arts

The fall of Icarus by W. H. Oden 's Musee des Beaux Arts and Pieter Bruegel' s W. H. Oden and Peter Bruegel is an ordinary observer. In Bruegel's work "The Fall of Icarus" he was able to see the tragedy of the death of Ikaros and was able to concentrate on the simple scenes surrounding this event. Oden's poet "Museum" has the same nature: it has chosen to reveal the essence of tragedy and to overturn the fact that life will continue to occur even in the event of a disaster. - Newman is aware of the mechanical (practical) and philosophical content, the establishment of "well-understood intelligence of all matters", the development of traits, the bringing of change, continuing, the free knowledge or expansion As a training or stimulation. lifetime. (1.6.126-134, 2.1.50-52) Free knowledge is important. It brings respect and balance to various fields and helps to pursue specific themes.

Oden's Museum of Arts exemplifies the human race that the writer has shown in publications indifferent to events. The most important and most impressive aspect of this poem is the application of hints to develop the direct and indirect meaning of poetry. The poetry recitation is a concise and indirect phrase derived from the work of another person or to a historical record or famous icon to draw a parallel relationship between the current situation and the cited information or individual It is described as a mention of. Human relations (Wilfred 689) Oden is using implications of both Christianity and Greek in museums for the development of poetry and the formation of satire in poetry