This Midas-touched marvel is one of only a few in existence and currently resides at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los ...

After conducting further archaeological research on the tomb, Rose concluded the clothing on Midas was treated with a chemical. The chemical made the clothing look golden, and he hypothesized this is ...

King Midas may have suffered from the blingiest of afflictions, but he probably didn’t know his way around a foiler. Sussex fine art printer Harwood King Printmakers, however, definitely does.

He's woken when a king - King Midas - and his soldiers come riding up. Midas has a special longing to see Dionysus and Silenus agrees to take him to see the god in exchange for the loan of a horse.

Both monarchs built lavish temporary palaces, embellished with golden cloth. Mrs Midas goes on to describe the strange, wild, vain face of her husband as he realises that he has been given a ...