The Fomors (or The Power of Evil Abroad in the World)
- Artist
- John Duncan
- Style
- Symbolism
- Genre
- Mythological painting
"The Fomors (or The Power of Evil Abroad in the World)" is a striking mythological painting characterized by its vivid imagination and symbolic content. The artwork embodies Symbolism through its use of allegorical imagery to depict the destructive influence of evil forces beyond human control. Its surreal composition and fantastical elements evoke a sense of chaos and darkness, reminiscent of Surrealism, yet rooted in mythological themes. Overall, the painting serves as a powerful visual metaphor for the pervasive and threatening presence of malevolent powers threatening the world.
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