Despite it happens frequently that older (and lesser known) art is used as an inspiration in advertising without any reference or quoting, there are also many a modern photographer who are paying their respects to art history.
So did for example the british digital artist Rebecca Parker with her photo Medea:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhYKu42Bnw9r0RsbVKa8LNJAvr7ye2yxm2A8e7dNwvaqNEPcRclohyphenhyphenBvPmzyVYPcWV3F7bBcH_aPiqn0yAL0ycncMFmjVFZ383O6EmS9ynq1M2FJ4v6_WWrjqVgx_JYQZ9l4621UezSQu8/s400/Parker_Medea.jpg)
It’s a well arranged quotation of the famous artwork from 1898 by the Czech Art Nouveau painter Alphonse Maria Mucha (1860 –1939).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg7Djvh_co1rx7UeI1jKO85_4RZXuxJrP4tabZUbA5JgEA-YwF3vP6jQTPHErlXy6-VGS8lJZPxb08vds6-tazG2R7tzYcMx_gJdfZUNulxa68Iazp0sFqRRV510PnTAQ27uKlnaoBQJYI/s400/mucha_medea.jpg)
There you find more examples about
Medea in art.