Figure Studies
The Woodcutter
Ferdinand Hodler
A bold and rhythmic depiction of human labor by the Swiss Symbolist master Ferdinand Hodler.
Figure Studies
Khadgaroma, Son of Ravana
Unknown Artist
This striking Tanjore painting depicts Khadgaroma with bold graphic lines and a saturated color palette characteristic of 18th-century South Indian art.
Figure Studies
The Cellist
Max Weber
A dynamic cubist study of a musician, blending fragmented forms and a rich, earthy palette.
Figure Studies
Les Batteurs de pieux
Maximilien Luce
A vibrant Neo-Impressionist masterpiece by Maximilien Luce capturing the synchronized rhythm and raw energy of industrial labor.
Figure Studies
The Woodcutter
Ferdinand Hodler
This powerful work by Ferdinand Hodler captures the rhythmic intensity of manual labor through bold lines and a dynamic, centered composition.
Contains nudity
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Meleager and Atalanta
Jacob Jordaens
An intensely dramatic scene of mythological triumph by Flemish master Jacob Jordaens.
Contains nudity
Figure Studies
Le triomphe de Galatée
Charles de La Fosse
A luminous Baroque masterpiece depicting the mythological triumph of Galatea amidst a swirling sea of figures.
Contains disturbing content
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David with the Head of Goliath
Domenico Fetti
A dramatic Baroque portrayal of the biblical David, captured with dynamic brushwork and a triumphant spirit.
Contains nudity
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Sisyphus
Antonio Zanchi
A masterful Baroque depiction of the mythic struggle of Sisyphus, defined by intense lighting and muscular tension.
Contains nudity
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Boreas Abducting Orithyia
Unknown Artist
This dramatic Baroque masterpiece captures the mythological abduction of Orithyia with the intense energy and vibrant color characteristic of Rubens' workshop.
Contains nudity
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Play of the Nereides
Arnold Böcklin
A dynamic and dramatic portrayal of mythological Nereids playing in the splashing surf.
Contains nudity
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Artillerymen in the Shower
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
A powerful masterpiece of German Expressionism by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, capturing the psychological intensity of 1915.
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