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Le Crocodile d'Aristote. Voyages Ganymede illustrates the beauty ofMost of the time, when a painter chooses to treat a philosophical subject, he paints a text. A text or a sentence from this text, a moment from this text, or even a word. Since it is difficult to paint an idea, he must paint a wink that will express this idea to which the totality of the philosopher's thought is summed up: this wink is a detail, but the devil is in the details. What must be seen in a painting that I would call philosophical is the