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Eclectic Masterpieces: A Journey Through Artistic Expression

Explore a diverse collection of artworks ranging from Mantegna's biblical scenes to Bing's Art Nouveau creations and Doré's infernal illustrations. Immerse yourself in the surreal worlds crafted by Huysmans and Bresdin, witness Moreau's mythological visions, and delve into Rédon's haunting compositions. This curated selection offers a glimpse into the multifaceted realm of artistic representation throughout history.

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Eclectic Masterpieces: A Journey Through Artistic Expression

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  1. Joris-Karl Huysmans (1906)

  2. Giovanni Boldoni “Robert Conte de Montesquiou”(1897)

  3. Siegfried Bing and Art Nouveau (1895)http://lartnouveau.com/documents/boutique_bing_art_nouveau.htm

  4. Andrea Mantegna’s “Judith with the Head of Holofernes” (1495) and El Greco, “Christ Driving the Traders from the Temple” (1600)

  5. Rodolphe Bresdin “Comédie de la mort”(1854)

  6. Gustave Doré Illustrations for Danté’s Inferno (1857)

  7. Sandow Birk, Dante’s Inferno (2004)

  8. “The Flaming Spirits of the Evil Counselors”

  9. Suicides then and now…

  10. And where exactly is Hell?

  11. Gustave Moreau“Orpheus”(1865)

  12. Moreau, “The Apparition” (1874-76) Moreau, “The Apparition” (1874-76)

  13. Rédon“Head of a Saint”(1877)

  14. Rédon“Orpheus”(1903)

  15. Odilon Rédonfrom“To Edgar Allen Poe”(1882)

  16. Rédon,from “To Edgar Allen Poe: The Eye Like a Strange Balloon Moves Toward Infinity”(1882)

  17. Odilon Rédon, “Cyclops” (1883) and “Smiling Spider” (1881)http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/redon/charcoals/

  18. Rédon“Crying Spider”(1881)

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