Why is it sometimes effective to refer to a known myth or work of art in the title of a literary work?

Referencing a known myth or work of art in a title can help create immediate associations or themes that resonate with readers. It can also add depth and layers of meaning to the literary work by drawing on the existing symbolic significance or cultural context of the referenced myth or art piece. This can pique readers' interest and provide a framework for interpreting the story or message of the literary work.