Icarus's fallen body near the sea after flying too close to the sun

Icarus's fallen body near the sea after flying too close to the sun
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Icarus's tragic tale is a poignant reminder of the dangers of hubris. Explore this beautifully illustrated scene of Icarus's downfall and learn about the myth behind it. Unleash your creativity with our coloring page and uncover the secrets of Greek mythology.

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