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Silhouette of the Painter
Léon Spilliaert
An evocative and moody Symbolist study of light and shadow by Léon Spilliaert.
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Saint Francis of Assisi
Antonio del Castillo y Saavedra
A poignant Spanish Baroque portrayal of Saint Francis of Assisi in deep contemplation.
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Ossian Singing His Swan Song
Nicolai Abildgaard
A dramatic and atmospheric portrait of the legendary blind bard Ossian, captured in a moment of poetic inspiration.
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Still Life (Trompe-l'Oeil Letter Rack)
Evert Collier
An intriguing 17th-century trompe-l'oeil masterpiece depicting personal effects tucked behind leather straps.
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Funérailles de Victor Hugo (La veillée sous l'arc de triomphe)
Georges Clairin
A sweeping, atmospheric oil painting depicting the heroic funeral vigil of Victor Hugo at the Arc de Triomphe.
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General Lapasset Burning His Flags
Henri-Charles-Etienne Dujardin-Beaumetz
A somber and atmospheric 19th-century history painting depicting a moment of solemn military sacrifice.
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Leonora Christina in Blåtårn
Kristian Zahrtmann
A poignant and atmospheric scene depicting a woman in quiet contemplation within a historic stone cell.
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St Peter and St Paul
El Greco
An atmospheric masterpiece by El Greco featuring the apostles Peter and Paul in vibrant, expressive robes.
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The Ten Cent Breakfast
Willard Metcalf
An evocative and atmospheric scene of companions gathered around a candle-lit table in a cozy, historic interior.
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To the Street
Honoré Daumier
A masterful display of light and shadow, this atmospheric street scene captures the bustling energy of 19th-century urban life.
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A Monk in a Ruined Wine Cellar
Aleksander Lauréus
A striking 19th-century oil painting depicting a solitary monk amidst large wine casks in a vaulted architectural ruin.
Contains disturbing content
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Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle
Arnold Böcklin
An iconic symbolist self-portrait featuring the artist paused at his easel by a skeletal personification of death.
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