The artwork titled “In front of the swing mirror” is a portrait created by the artist Emile Gallé. This piece is associated with the Art Nouveau movement, also known as Modern. The artwork features a woman who appears to be admiring herself in front of a tall swing mirror. She is depicted wearing a striking …
The artwork known as “La Source (Coupe parlante)” was created by the artist Émile Gallé in the year 1898. This piece is representative of the Art Nouveau movement, also recognized as “Modern”, and falls under the genre of design. The artwork presents itself as a delicately crafted glass vessel, embodying the characteristic elegance and organic …
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The “Mould-Blown Cameo Glass Vase,” crafted by the artist Émile Gallé, is a distinguished piece representative of the Art Nouveau movement. This artwork belongs to the genre of design, emphasizing intricate craftsmanship and artistic innovation characteristic of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The artwork features an elegant, elongated form, with a delicate transition …
“Pagoda Lamp,” crafted by Emile Gallé in 1900, is a fine example of Art Nouveau design. The artwork, which falls under the genre of design, exemplifies the characteristic fluidity and organic forms of the Art Nouveau movement. The lamp, aptly named “Pagoda Lamp,” features an intricate design that showcases the skilled craftsmanship of Emile Gallé. …
The artwork, named “Papillon Verre Parlant Vase,” was created by Emile Gallé in the year 1900. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. Emile Gallé, a celebrated artist of the Art Nouveau period, is renowned for his innovative glassworks that combine artistic design with practical forms. …
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The artwork, titled “Pavot,” was created by Emile Gallé in 1898. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the design genre. The artwork exhibits the quintessential characteristics of the Art Nouveau style, with its organic lines and detailed nature motifs. This vase features rich, vibrant hues with a dominant color …
The artwork titled “Vase mit Clematisblüten,” created by Emile Gallé in the year 1900, is an exquisite piece from the Art Nouveau movement (also known as Modern). This artwork falls under the genre of design. The artwork features a delicately crafted vase with intricate depictions of clematis flowers. The vase showcases Gallé’s mastery in glasswork, …
The artwork titled “Vase mit Früchtedekor” was created by Émile Gallé in 1904 in Nancy, France. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified within the design genre. This exquisite vase features delicate fruit decorations, rendered with the intricate craftsmanship characteristic of the Art Nouveau style. The slender, elongated neck transitions into …
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The artwork, titled “Vase mit Irisblüten, Frankreich,” was created by the renowned artist Emile Gallé in the year 1900. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. The artwork is an exquisite example that encapsulates the essence of this artistic era, marked by intricate and organic forms. …
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“The Reaper” is a painting completed in 1910 by Ferdinand Hodler. Utilizing oil on canvas, this artwork measures 83 by 105 centimeters and adheres to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It falls within the genre painting category, depicting a scene from everyday life. The artwork portrays a man engaged in the act of reaping. He …
“Vaslav Nijinsky and Ida Rubinstein in Schéhérazade, Paris, 1910” is an artwork created by George Barbier in 1913. This illustration belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The artwork, adorned with intricate details, is a testament to the elegance and exoticism characteristic of this art style. The artwork features two figures in an intimate, dramatic …
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The artwork titled “Vaslav Nijinsky in Schéhérazade, Paris, 1910” was created by George Barbier in 1913. This piece is a fine example of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of illustration. The depiction embodies the elegance and intricate design characteristic of the Art Nouveau style. The illustration portrays a dynamic and …
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The artwork titled “Poisoned Well Chimera” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, categorized under the genre of genre painting. In the artwork, a woman is depicted, dressed in a light green blouse with her back partially turned to the viewer. Her flowing auburn hair, styled with …
“Poisoned Well II,” created by Jacek Malczewski, is an artwork from the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, falling under the genre painting category. This painting, dated 1905, showcases the distinct stylistic elements characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement, including fluid lines and a focus on everyday themes. The artwork depicts an evocative scene featuring two young …
“Poisoned Well III” is a genre painting created by the artist Jacek Malczewski. The artwork is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The artwork vividly portrays two figures, a man and a woman, who seem to be in an intense moment, with the surroundings suggesting a rural setting. The man is depicted in a …
“Poisoned Well IV” is an illustrious artwork created by Jacek Malczewski, a notable figure in the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece falls under the genre of genre painting, capturing the essence of everyday life and human experiences. The depicted scene evokes a blend of narrative and emotion, adherent to the stylistic elements specific to …
The artwork titled “Polish Hector” was created by Jacek Malczewski and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece is classified as a genre painting. In the artwork, a central figure garners immediate attention, dressed in intricately detailed armor, reminiscent of a valiant knight from a bygone era. The knight’s attire gleams with metallic …
The artwork titled “Polonia,” created by Jacek Malczewski in 1914, represents the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of literary painting. This sophisticated piece of art captures a profound narrative through its allegorical depiction. In the artwork, a central female figure, draped in classical attire, stands upright with a dignified and solemn …
The artwork, titled “Polonia,” was created by the esteemed artist Jacek Malczewski in the year 1918. Crafted using oil on cardboard, this piece is a quintessential representation of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The dimensions of the artwork measure 100 x 72.5 cm, and it is classified under the genre of literary painting. The artwork …
The artwork entitled “Polonia II,” created by Jacek Malczewski in the year 1914, is a representative piece of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This artwork belongs to the genre of literary painting. In the artwork, a dynamic and emotive scene is portrayed with meticulous attention to detail. The composition features a young woman, her posture …
The artwork titled “L’Amant des Danseuses, Roman Moderniste par Félicien Champsaur” was created by the artist Jules Cheret in the year 1888. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau movement and falls under the genre of posters. The artwork is a vibrant and dynamic advertisement poster for the novel “L’Amant des Danseuses” by Félicien Champsaur. …
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The artwork titled “Dancer Miss Olga George” was created by the artist Koloman Moser in 1911 in Austria. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized within the portrait genre. The artwork features a stylized depiction of a dancer, presumably Miss Olga George, rendered in a distinctive Art Nouveau style. The …
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The artwork entitled “Design for the 1102 piastres Porto brand of Austrian Post in the Levant (not issued)” is a creation by the artist Koloman Moser, who is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This artwork falls within the genre of design. The artwork presents a meticulously designed postage stamp featuring a dominant, stylized …
The artwork, titled “Picture book for the niece of Ditha Mautner von Markhof,” is a collage on paper created by the artist Koloman Moser in 1904. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and measures 22 x 21.2 cm. This piece is part of the illustration genre and is included in the series “Picture …
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The artwork titled “Costume for Nijinsky,” created by Leon Bakst in 1910, is a striking example of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. Rendered with gouache on paper, this design piece currently resides in the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) in Paris, France. The artwork presents an elaborately detailed costume sketch, characterized by vibrant colors and …
The artwork titled “Costume for the Englishman, from La Boutique Fantastique” was created by the renowned artist Leon Bakst in 1917. This piece, executed in lithography, is an exemplary representation of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of design. Currently, it is housed in a private collection. The artwork illustrates a …
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The artwork titled “Daphnis and Chloe bidding each other goodnight (Design for a decorative panel)” is a lithography by artist Leon Bakst. It is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the design genre. The artwork is part of the “Daphnis and Chloe” series and resides in a private collection. The artwork …
The artwork, titled “Daphnis and Chloe costume,” was created by the artist Leon Bakst in the year 1912. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. This piece showcases a costume rendered with meticulous detail and vibrant colors, epitomizing the aesthetic sensibilities of the Art Nouveau period. The …
The artwork titled “Daphnis and Chloe scenery for act II” was created by Léon Bakst in 1912 and is a part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece falls under the genre of design. The artwork depicts a vivid and dramatic natural landscape, characterized by towering red rock formations that dominate the scene. These …
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The artwork titled “Daphnis and Chloe” set design, by the artist Leon Bakst, encapsulates the essence of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It belongs to a genre of design and is part of the series “Daphnis and Chloe.” This intricate scenery is created for a theatre or ballet setting, showcasing Bakst’s mastery in stage design …
The artwork titled “Design for a lady’s dress,” created by Leon Bakst in 1912, is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of fashion design. This intricate fashion illustration showcases a lady’s elegant dress characterized by an intriguing blend of patterns and colors. The design features a fitted gown adorned …
The artwork titled “Dmitry Filosof Portrait,” created by the artist Leon Bakst in 1897, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized within the portrait genre. In this portrait, the subject is depicted seated, elegantly attired in formal evening wear, characterized by a white bow tie and a black suit against a somber, …
“Downpour,” created by Leon Bakst in 1906, is a masterful articulation of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, exemplified in its medium of Indian ink and watercolor on paper. This work of design, measuring 13.3 x 15.9 cm, features fluid and dynamic lines characteristic of the Art Nouveau style, which emphasizes organic forms and intricate details. …
The artwork titled “Drawing young divinity Narcisse costume, ballet Diaghilev” was created by Leon Bakst in 1911. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. The artwork depicts a stylized figure, possibly representing a mythical or divine entity, depicted in a rich, dark green hue. The figure …
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The artwork, entitled “A Family Demonstrating Underclothes Sold by ‘docteur Rasurel’,” is a piece by the artist Leonetto Cappiello. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement and is categorized under the genre of advertisement and poster. The artwork depicts a family comprising a man, woman, and child, all showcasing undergarments. The family is …
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The artwork titled “Affiche Illustrant Illustre L’usage Du Tub, Une Bassine Plate Venue De Grande-bretagne Beaucoup plus Facile À Déplacer Qu’une Baignoire” was created by Leonetto Cappiello in 1920. It belongs to the Art Nouveau movement, commonly referred to as Modern, and serves as a poster advertisement. The artwork depicts a woman standing in a …
The artwork titled “Affiche Par Leonetto Cappiello Pour Le Film Et Le Feuilleton Judex 1916. Grand Format 160×240 Cm. Imprimeur Vercasson, Paris,” created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in 1916, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement. This piece, categorized under the genres of poster and advertisement, was designed by Cappiello for the film …
The artwork titled “Affiche Pour Les Fêtes Du 5ème Congrès De La Corda Fratres Tenu À Bordeaux En 1907” was created by Leonetto Cappiello in 1907. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genres of poster and advertisement. The poster vividly captures the celebratory essence of the 5th Congress …
The artwork titled “Amandines De Provence. Biscuits H. Lalo. Dessert Exquis, Medaille D’argent, Exposition Universelle, Paris 1900” is a poster created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in the year 1900. This piece, representative of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, serves as an advertisement and falls under the genre of posters. The poster features the words …
The artwork titled “A Man in Theatrical Costume Advertising Vilajuiga Mineral Wa” is a creation by the artist Leonetto Cappiello. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genres of advertisement and poster art. In the artwork, a man donned in a striking theatrical costume stands prominently, adorned with vibrant …
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The artwork, entitled “An Old Man in Night-clothes Holding up a Box of ‘uricure’ Pi,” is a creation of the artist Leonetto Cappiello, a prominent figure in the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The piece belongs to the genre of posters and advertisements. In this vibrant and dynamic composition, an elderly man dressed in bright red …
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The artwork titled “A Nursemaid Holding a Senile Man in Her Lap and Feeding,” created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello, is a notable piece within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This artwork falls under the genre of advertisement and poster. The artwork depicts a caring nursemaid seated on a green bench, holding an elderly man …
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The artwork titled “Asti Cinzano” is a painting by Leonetto Cappiello, created in 1910. It serves as an advertisement for an Italian brand of vermouth, a type of fortified wine. The painting is identified with the Art Nouveau movement, also known as Modern, and falls within the genres of posters and advertisements. In the artwork, …
“A Man in a Russian Old Style Costume” is a portrait painted by Mikhail Vrubel in 1886 using oil on canvas. This artwork is recognized as part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements and is currently housed at the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a solemn …
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The artwork, titled “Angel with censer and candle,” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1887 in Kiev, Ukraine. Rendered in pencil, watercolor, and paper, it falls within the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements. This religious painting is housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts an angelic …
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The artwork, titled “Angel with Labara,” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1884 in Kiev, Ukraine. This fresco, a significant piece in the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Byzantine movements, falls under the genre of religious painting. It is currently located in St. Cyril’s Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a serene yet commanding angel …
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“Angel with Labarum” is a fresco created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1884, located in Kiev, Ukraine. The artwork belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Byzantine movements and is classified as a religious painting. It is prominently displayed at St. Cyril’s Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. In the artwork, one can observe an angelic figure, adorned …
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The artwork titled “Archangel Gabriel” is a fresco created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1885 in Kiev, Ukraine. This religious painting is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Byzantine art movements and is located in St. Cyril’s Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts the Archangel Gabriel with remarkable attention to detail and vibrant colors. …
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The artwork, titled “Artist’s son,” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1901 in Moscow, Russian Federation. Utilizing the mediums of charcoal, watercolor, and paper, Vrubel’s piece embodies the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and serves as a portrait within this context. The artwork depicts a solemn infant nestled in an ornate, cushioned pram or crib. The …
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The artwork titled “At Nightfall,” created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1900, is an oil painting on canvas belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism art movements. Measuring 129 by 180 centimeters, this genre painting is housed in the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia. In the artwork, a dark, nocturnal scene unfolds with the moon casting …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of N. Zabela-Vrubel on the Edge of a Birch Grove,” created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1904 in Moscow, Russian Federation, exemplifies the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. Rendered on paper using a combination of charcoal, pastel, and watercolor, this portrait captures the tranquil essence of its subject. The genre of this piece …
The artwork titled “Primavera,” created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1894 in the Russian Federation, is a watercolor on paper. This piece is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements, and it is categorized as a portrait. The artwork showcases a delicate composition featuring a female figure intertwined with blossoming flowers, predominantly in shades …
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The artwork titled “Prince Guido (Costume design for the opera ‘The Tale of Tsar Saltan’)” was created by the artist Mikhail Vrubel in 1890 in Abramtsevo, Russian Federation. This piece, rendered in watercolor on paper, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. The artwork presents an intricate costume …
The artwork, titled “Prince’s Huntsman (Costume Design for the Opera ‘The Enchantress’)” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in the year 1900 in the Russian Federation. Rendered in watercolor on paper, this piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. The artwork depicts a detailed costume design for the …
“Princess Reverie” is an oil painting on canvas created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1896. This piece is representative of the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements and is categorized as a literary painting. The artwork is imposing in size, measuring 750 by 1400 cm, and is housed in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. The …
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The artwork titled “Sífilis” is a lithograph created by the artist Ramon Casas, associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The piece is categorized under the genre of advertisement. The artwork portrays a woman turned in profile, her head adorned with flowers, gazing contemplatively at a white flower she holds delicately in her hand. Draped …
The artwork titled “Studio Interior,” painted by Ramon Casas using oil as his medium, is an exemplary piece that aligns with the Impressionism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements. This work falls under the genre of interior art. The artwork depicts a studio space with an assortment of objects and decorations strewn around, creating a somewhat …
The artwork, titled “The Corpus Christi Procession Leaving the Church of Santa Maria Del Mar,” was created by the artist Ramon Casas in 1898. It belongs to the art movements of Impressionism and Art Nouveau (Modern), and it is categorized within the genre of genre painting. The artwork depicts a bustling scene outside the Church …
The artwork, entitled “The Woman from Paris,” was created by the artist Ramon Casas around the year 1900. Executed using oil on canvas, this piece measures 55 by 46 centimeters. It belongs to the art movements of Impressionism and Art Nouveau (Modern), and it is categorized as a portrait. Currently, the painting is housed in …
“Angel with a Lamp,” created by Viktor Vasnetsov between 1885 and 1896, is a religious painting belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism art movements. The artwork beautifully captures a celestial figure, drawing on themes of spirituality and divine illumination. In the artwork, an angel is depicted holding a radiant lamp, her serene countenance …
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The artwork titled “Girls. Neskuchnoye” was created by the artist Zinaida Serebriakova in the year 1913. It is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and belongs to the genre of genre painting. The artwork portrays two young girls engrossed in an activity together at a table. One girl, seated on the left, appears to …
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The artwork, titled “Peasant Woman (with rocker),” was created by Zinaida Serebriakova between 1916 and 1917. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of portraiture. In the artwork, Zinaida Serebriakova portrays a serene peasant woman engaged in her daily routine. The subject, dressed in traditional attire, is rendered …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Belgian poet Émile Verhaeren,” created by Felix Vallotton in 1896, is a representation affiliated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This portrait, classified under the genre of portraiture, epitomizes Vallotton’s distinctive style and his contribution to the modern art era. The artwork utilizes a monochromatic palette, employing bold, black outlines …
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The artwork named “Portrait of Berlioz,” created by Felix Vallotton in 1902, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement. This portrait, measuring 105 by 75 cm, exemplifies Vallotton’s refined technique and dedication to the genre of portrait painting. In the artwork, Hector Berlioz is depicted in a formal suit, characterized by somber, dark tones …
The artwork “Pulling Soldiers” was created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1908. Executed using pencil and ink on paper, it measures 33.5 x 44.3 cm and is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. Classified under the genre of sketch and study, the piece illustrates Hodler’s exploratory process in documenting and interpreting the human form and …
The artwork titled “Running Women” by Ferdinand Hodler, created in 1895, is rendered on canvas. Belonging to the Art Nouveau movement and falling under the genre painting category, this piece exhibits an expressive depiction of motion and emotion. In the artwork, a group of women is portrayed in a dynamic, synchronized movement, seemingly engaged in …
The artwork, titled “The Wounded Standard Bearer Hans Baer,” was created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1896. This piece, a study and sketch, was rendered using pastel and pencil on paper. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and measures 25 by 32.5 cm. In the artwork, one observes a profound composition filled with emotional …
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The artwork “Thun, Stockhornkette” by Ferdinand Hodler, created in 1910, is an oil painting on canvas that belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It measures 65.5 x 88 cm and is categorized under the landscape genre. The artwork features a serene and simplistic depiction of a mountainous landscape, characterized by restrained colors and minimalistic …
The artwork, titled “Portrait,” is a piece by the esteemed artist Jacek Malczewski, associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This portrait genre painting showcases the artist’s unique approach and style prevalent during this influential art period. The artwork depicts a male figure in an elegantly detailed setting, capturing a serene yet contemplative expression on …
The artwork titled “Portrait of Adam Asnyk with a Muse,” created by Jacek Malczewski between 1895 and 1897, is an oil painting on canvas exemplifying the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This portrait, measuring 154 x 177 cm, belongs to the genre of portraiture. The subject of the painting, Adam Asnyk, is depicted seated in a …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Aleksander Wielopolski,” was created by artist Jacek Malczewski in 1903. Utilizing oil on canvas, the painting belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and measures 100 by 148 centimeters. This portrait is housed in the National Museum in Warsaw, Poland. In the artwork, a central male figure, presumably Aleksander Wielopolski, …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Edward Raczynski,” executed by the renowned artist Jacek Malczewski, is a distinguished example of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece, belonging to the genre of portraiture, exemplifies the stylistic characteristics and thematic elements typical of this artistic period. In the artwork, the central figure, Edward Raczynski, is depicted with …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Erazm Baracz,” created by Jacek Malczewski in 1907, is an exemplary piece of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. Rendered in oil on cardboard, this portrait measures 69 x 86 cm, and epitomizes the genre of portraiture with its detailed and expressive depiction. The artwork presents a dignified figure, presumably Erazm …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Feliks Jasienski” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This compelling piece is a portrait, encapsulating both the spirit of the era and the distinguished characteristics of its subject, Feliks Jasienski, rendered through Malczewski’s meticulous craftsmanship. In the artwork, a man with …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Jan Kasprowicz,” created by Jacek Malczewski in 1903, is an oil-on-canvas painting that belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The piece measures 44.5 by 58.5 centimeters and falls under the genre of portraiture. In the artwork, the viewer is presented with an intense and contemplative figure of Jan Kasprowicz, …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Józef Piłsudski,” created by Jacek Malczewski in 1916, is an oil painting on canvas. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized within the genre of portraiture. The subject of the artwork is presented against a serene and loosely defined landscape, possibly an expansive field with subtle …
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The artwork titled “Pippermint, Get Frères” was created by Jules Cheret in the year 1900. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of a poster. The artwork prominently features a lively depiction of a woman in elegant attire, caught in motion as she holds a bottle of Pippermint …
The artwork entitled “Design for the Anniversary Stamp with Austrian Emperor Joseph II” was created by Koloman Moser in 1908 in Austria. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of design. The dimensions of the artwork are 18.8 x 18.6 cm. In the artwork, the focal point is a …
The artwork, titled “Design for the fabric,” was created by Koloman Moser in 1902 in Austria. Belonging to the Art Nouveau movement, also known as Modern, this design piece measures 30 by 37 cm and falls under the genre of design. The artwork displays a harmonious and fluid composition typical of the Art Nouveau style. …
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The artwork, titled “Poster for the XIII. Secession,” was crafted by Koloman Moser in 1902 in Austria. It is a striking example of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified as a poster. The dimensions of the artwork are 183.5 x 63.3 cm. The artwork showcases a symmetrical and geometric composition that is characteristic …
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“Afternoon Sun, Lake Superior” is an artwork created by Lawren Harris in 1924. It is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of landscape. The artwork depicts a serene view of Lake Superior under the golden hues of the afternoon sun. The lake’s tranquil waters reflect the sky’s soft, warm …
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The artwork titled “Elisium” by the artist Leon Bakst, created in 1906, falls under the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized in the design genre. The artwork intricately captures a mystical, serene scene set within a lush and shadowy forest. Towering trees, enveloped in dark shades of green, dominate the composition, creating a sense …
The artwork, titled “Fantasy on Modern Costume,” was created by artist Leon Bakst in 1910. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized under the genre of design. The artwork features a distinctly vibrant and stylized design, characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. It depicts two elegantly dressed female figures adorned in …
The artwork titled “Fantasy on modern costume (Atalanta)” was created by the artist Leon Bakst in the year 1912. This piece falls within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized under the design genre. The artwork depicts a graceful figure adorned in an intricate and elaborate costume. The central character is elegantly poised, evoking …
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The artwork titled “Front cover of Comoedia” is a lithographic poster created by the artist Leon Bakst in 1909. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the poster genre. The artwork showcases an intricate and elaborate design characteristic of Bakst’s style and the period’s aesthetic. The artwork features a central figure …
The artwork titled “Helene de Sparte” is a costume design created by Leon Bakst for Ida Rubinstein, who was to portray the character Helene. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of design. It is part of a series named “Helene de Sparte.” The artwork depicts a costume …
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The artwork titled “Helene de Sparte Ida Rubinstein in Act IV” was created by artist Leon Bakst in the year 1912. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. The artwork features a figure adorned in an elaborate costume, characterized by intricate patterns and a distinct color …
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The artwork titled “Helene de Sparte set design” was created by the artist Leon Bakst in the year 1912. This piece falls within the Art Nouveau, also known as Modern, movement and is categorized under the genre of design. The artwork presents a scenic landscape design, featuring an array of dense, leafy trees that form …
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The artwork titled “Ida Rubinstein,” created by Leon Bakst, is a lithographic piece belonging to the Art Nouveau or Modern art movement. The artwork is of the design genre and is currently held in a private collection. The artwork portrays a figure wrapped extensively in coarse fabric, with an ethereal expression on the subject’s face. …
The artwork, titled “Istar Ida Rubinstein as Istar,” was created by Leon Bakst in 1924. This piece is a prime example of the Art Nouveau movement, specifically falling within the genre of design. The artwork features a full-body portrait of a woman, presumably Ida Rubinstein, depicted in an elegant and stylized manner. She is adorned …
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The artwork, titled “Baudin,” was created by Leonetto Cappiello in 1933. It is a part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of advertisement posters. In the artwork, a woman dressed in traditional culinary attire stands at a stove, demonstrating a cooking scene. The stove is detailed with ornate patterns, and …
The artwork, titled “Bénédictine,” was created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in 1907. It is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and represents the genre of advertisement and poster art. This striking piece depicts a figure adorned in a vibrant red outfit, sitting on a high stone ledge or window sill, and holding a …
The artwork titled “Bitter Campari” is created by the renowned artist Leonetto Cappiello, belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This particular piece falls under the genres of poster and advertisement. The poster prominently features a dynamic and whimsical scene, where a figure dressed in a polka-dot outfit is joyfully entwined within the spiral peel …
The artwork titled “Cachou Lajaunie” was crafted by artist Leonetto Cappiello in the year 1900, representing the Art Nouveau movement. This particular piece falls under the genres of advertisement and poster, showcasing the stylistic features of the era. The artwork features a spirited female figure dressed in a green dress with puffed sleeves, indicative of …
The artwork titled “Cachou Lajaunie,” created by Leonetto Cappiello in the year 1920, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This exemplary piece falls under the genre of advertisement posters, showcasing the distinctive style of its epoch. In the artwork, a vivacious woman with fiery red hair is depicted in a moment of elegance. She …
The artwork titled “Caricature by Cappiello of Cyclist Jacquemin Published in ‘le Rire’” was created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in 1903. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of caricature. The artwork, a humorous and exaggerated depiction, captures a cyclist named Jacquemin in motion. Jacquemin is illustrated riding …
“Caricature by Cappiello of Madame De Latude,” created by Leonetto Cappiello in 1900, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified under the genre of caricature. The artwork features a characterized depiction of Madame De Latude against a stylized background. The artwork showcases an elongated and exaggerated figure of Madame De Latude, with …
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The artwork, titled “Caricature of Mily-Meyer in ‘le Rire’,” was created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in the year 1902. It belongs to the Art Nouveau movement, reflecting the stylistic characteristics of the Modern period as well as the genre of caricature. The artwork depicts an exaggerated portrayal of a female figure, Mily-Meyer, characterized by …
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The artwork, entitled “Charrue Huard,” was created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in the year 1911. It is a piece that belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of advertisements and posters. In the artwork, a vibrant scene captures a farm setting bathed in warm, glowing light from the horizon. …
The artwork titled “Cognac Monnet” was created by the artist Leonetto Cappiello in the year 1927. This piece is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and serves as an advertisement poster. The artwork exhibits a striking composition featuring a dynamic, sensuously posed woman dressed in a flowing, vibrant red dress. She is elegantly holding …
“Burnt Area with Ragged Rocks,” painted by Tom Thomson in 1915, is an oil-on-panel work that exemplifies the Post-Impressionism and Art Nouveau movements. This landscape genre piece is housed in the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada. The artwork portrays a rugged, serene landscape, dominated by the aftermath of a fire, as evident …
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The artwork titled “Burnt Land at Sunset” was painted by Tom Thomson in 1915. Executed in oil on wood, this piece is characterized by elements of Post-Impressionism and Art Nouveau (Modern). It falls under the genre of landscape as a sketch and study and is currently housed in the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Toronto, …
“Forest Undergrowth I” is a landscape painting created by Tom Thomson in 1916, belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The artwork depicts a densely packed forest scene, heavily emphasizing natural elements through a stylized and vibrant palette. The artwork vividly portrays the intricate details of forest undergrowth with a rich interplay of colors and …
“Maple Saplings,” a landscape artwork painted by Tom Thomson in 1917, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement. The painting exudes the charm and vibrance characteristic of its genre. The artwork captures a scene in the wilderness, where young maple trees, adorned in autumnal foliage, stand against a backdrop of a dense forest. The …
The artwork titled “Northern Lake,” created by Tom Thomson between 1912 and 1913, is an oil painting on canvas. Representing the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Post-Impressionism movements, this landscape artwork measures 71.1 by 102.4 cm. It is currently located at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada. The artwork portrays a serene yet …
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The artwork titled “Northern Lights” by Tom Thomson, created in 1917, exemplifies the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of cloudscape. In “Northern Lights,” an ethereal display of the aurora borealis dominates the night sky. The luminous green and pale yellow streaks of light dance amidst a midnight blue backdrop, punctuated by …
“Opulent October,” created by Tom Thomson between 1915 and 1916, is an artwork that embodies the Post-Impressionism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements. This landscape painting, sized at 54 by 77.3 cm, is part of a private collection. The artwork, presenting a vibrant and evocative autumn scene, showcases an elaborate interplay of colors and textures. The …
“Summer Day,” created by Tom Thomson in 1915, is a representative artwork of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This painting belongs to the genre of cloudscapes, showcasing an intricate and expressive depiction of the sky on a summer day. The artwork captures a vast expanse of sky filled with voluminous, swirling clouds that exhibit a …
“Swift Water,” created in 1916 by artist Tom Thomson, is an artwork belonging to the Art Nouveau movement, specifically within the genre of marina. In the artwork, an immediate sense of motion and natural energy is conveyed through Thomson’s depiction of a fast-moving stream amidst a rugged and rocky landscape. Characterized by a vibrant palette …
“The Drive,” painted by Tom Thomson between 1916 and 1917, is an oil on canvas artwork executed in the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement style. The artwork, categorized as a landscape, measures 120 by 137.5 centimeters. The vibrant and dynamic scene encapsulates the essence of Thomson’s portrayal of nature. In the artwork, a flurry of logs …
The artwork titled “The Fisherman” was created by Tom Thomson between 1916 and 1917, and is rendered in oil on canvas. This piece, exemplifying the Art Nouveau and Post-Impressionism movements, falls within the genres of genre painting and landscape. It depicts a dynamic interaction between a fisherman and a natural, possibly wilderness setting. In the …
“The West Wind,” crafted by Canadian artist Tom Thomson in 1917, is an oil painting on canvas that measures 137.2 x 120.7 cm. Exemplifying the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, this landscape artwork is housed at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada. The painting depicts a windswept tree set against the backdrop of …
The artwork titled “Captured Pechenegs (Costume design for the opera ‘Rogneda’)” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in the year 1896, originating from the Russian Federation. This piece, executed in watercolor on paper, is a notable example of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and belongs to the genre of design. The artwork depicts a group of …
The artwork, titled “Christ,” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1885 in Kiev, Ukraine. This religious painting, executed in zinc, is representative of the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Byzantine art movements. The piece is housed in St. Cyril’s Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts Christ in a seated position, holding a book in one …
“Christ in Gethsemane,” crafted by Mikhail Vrubel in 1888 in Kiev, Ukraine, is an evocative religious painting. Executed in charcoal on paper, this piece aligns with the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements. Measuring 140.5 by 52.5 cm, it currently resides in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. The artwork depicts a solemn and contemplative …
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The artwork named “Prince Yuri (Costume design for the opera “The Enchantress”)” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in the year 1900 in the Russian Federation. It is a watercolor piece on paper and falls under the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This work serves as a costume design for an opera, placing it within the genre …
The artwork is titled “Romeo and Juliet,” created by the artist Mikhail Vrubel circa 1896. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism art movements and falls under the genre of literary painting. Presently, it is housed in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. In this literary painting, the artwork interprets the tragic love …
The artwork, titled “Woodland Waterfall,” was created by Tom Thomson in the year 1916. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the landscape genre. The artwork captures the serene beauty of a woodland scene, featuring a cascading waterfall as its focal point. The waterfall is enveloped by lush greenery and …
The artwork titled “Portrait of Jean Moréas” was created by Felix Vallotton in the year 1898. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of portraiture. This particular piece is part of the series “Le Livre des masques.” The artwork depicts a profile view of a man named Jean Moréas. …
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The artwork, titled “An Amazon, from Costumes Parisiens,” created by George Barbier in 1913 in France, is a notable example of Art Nouveau (Modern) style. This drawing, measuring 22 x 14 cm, showcases the elegance and refined aesthetics characteristic of the movement. In the artwork, a dignified woman is depicted dressed in equestrian attire, complete …
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“Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.30, Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1912. Manteau De Zibeline” is an artwork created by the artist George Barbier in 1912. This work falls under the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and represents the genre of illustration. The artwork features a fashion illustration that exemplifies early 20th-century Parisian elegance. It portrays …
The artwork titled “Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.51 from Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1913” was created by the artist George Barbier in the year 1913. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized under the genre of illustration. The artwork presents a fashion illustration from early 20th century Paris, …
The artwork titled “Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.56 from Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1913” was created by the artist George Barbier in the year 1913. This piece is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and belongs to the illustration genre. The artwork features an intricate and detailed depiction of fashion from the …
The artwork, titled “Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.61 from Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1913,” was created by George Barbier in 1913. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre of illustration. The illustration showcases a sophisticated scene quintessential of the early 20th century French fashion. A stylish woman, …
The artwork titled “Costumes Parisiens Fashion Illustration No.91 from Journal Des Dames Et Des Modes, 1913” was created by George Barbier in 1913. This piece is classified under the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement and belongs to the genre of illustration. The artwork depicts a graceful woman elegantly dressed in early 20th-century Parisian fashion. The …
The artwork, titled “Costumes Parisiens. Manteau De Voyage À Pélerinez,” was created by the artist George Barbier in the year 1913. This piece belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is an example of illustration in its genre. The artwork depicts a stylish woman seated in an elegant setting, likely inside a train or …
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The artwork entitled “Costumes Parisiens. Petite Robe De Jardin” was created by George Barbier in 1913. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified under the illustration genre. The artwork depicts a fashion illustration, showcasing a woman in a stylish blue garden dress designed by Poiret. The dress, made of blue wool …
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The artwork, titled “Dangerous Liaisons,” is a print by artist George Barbier, and it belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece resides within the genre of illustration. In “Dangerous Liaisons,” we observe a scene of opulence and intimacy rendered in delicate lines and pastel colors characteristic of the Art Nouveau style. The composition …
The artwork, titled “In ballet dressing room (Big ballerinas),” was created by Zinaida Serebriakova in 1922. The painting falls within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified under the genre of genre painting. The composition of the artwork showcases a vibrant and bustling dressing room filled with ballerinas in various stages of preparation. The …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of a Boy,” created by Zinaida Serebriakova, dates approximately to the year 1910. It is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the portrait genre. In the artwork, a young boy is depicted seated, dressed in simple yet textured clothing that demonstrates a nuanced use of strokes and …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of French general and politician Joseph Vinoy” is a creation by the artist Felix Vallotton, dated to the year 1897. This piece of art belongs to the Art Nouveau movement, also known as Modern, and falls within the portrait genre. The artwork depicts a distinguished portrayal of Joseph Vinoy, rendered in …
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The artwork, titled “Giulia Leonardi,” was created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1910. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the portrait genre. In this striking portrait, the subject is depicted in profile against a muted, textured background. The detail given to the subject’s features …
The artwork, titled “Self-portrait,” was created by Ferdinand Hodler in the year 1900. This painting is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and fits within the genre of self-portraiture. The artwork depicts the artist Ferdinand Hodler himself, rendered with remarkable precision and attention to detail. The painting captures a front-facing portrait of Hodler, revealing …
The artwork “Self Portrait” by Ferdinand Hodler, created in 1916, is an oil painting on canvas. It is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, measuring 93 by 60 centimeters, and falls under the genre of self-portrait. The artwork features a detailed and expressive depiction of the artist himself. The piece highlights fine brushwork, with …
“Self-portrait with roses” is an oil painting on canvas created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1914. This self-portrait, belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, measures 43 by 39 centimeters. The artwork showcases the artist’s reflective depiction of himself, surrounded by a background adorned with roses which contribute to the contemplative atmosphere of the piece. In …
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The artwork titled “Valentine Gode Darel, with disheveled hair” is a portrait created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1913. Executed in oil on canvas, the piece measures 47 x 32 cm and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. In the portrait, the subject, Valentine Gode Darel, is depicted with disheveled hair, accentuating a sense of …
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The artwork titled “View of the Horn of Fromberg from Reichenbach” was created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1903. This piece, rendered in oil on canvas, exemplifies the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The dimensions of the artwork are 49 by 66.5 centimeters, and it belongs to the landscape genre. The artwork presents a vivid and expansive …
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The artwork, titled “Intermezzo,” was created by the notable artist Jacek Malczewski, who was associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements. It belongs to the genre painting category. The artwork portrays a pensive scene featuring a serene, winged female figure seated with a contemplative expression. Dressed in a soft, flowing white garment, she …
The artwork titled “In wells,” created by the artist Jacek Malczewski, is attributed to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls within the genre painting category. The artwork captures an evocative scene with two figures prominently displayed in the foreground. The central figure, a woman dressed in a light, off-shoulder gown, exudes a serene yet …
The artwork, titled “Law,” was created by Jacek Malczewski in the year 1903. Executed in oil on panel, this piece is notable for its association with the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements. The painting, measuring 69.5 by 98 centimeters, belongs to the genre of symbolic painting. The artwork presents a compelling narrative through the …
The artwork, titled “Louis Zelenski,” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski in 1912. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is a portrait. In the artwork, Jacek Malczewski masterfully portrays a man seated in a relaxed position, his left hand elegantly supporting his chin while his right hand rests leisurely on his …
The artwork titled “Medusa” is a mythological painting by Jacek Malczewski, an artist known for his contributions to the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism art movements. This piece encapsulates the mythological figure of Medusa and represents a fascinating intersection of artistic interpretations of classical mythology within the broader Symbolist framework. In the artwork, Medusa is …
The artwork, titled “Portrait of Stanislaw Bryniarski,” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece is categorized under the genre of portraiture. The artwork vividly depicts a pensive gentleman, presumably Stanislaw Bryniarski, who is portrayed with a solemn expression. His white hair and mustache are rendered …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Stanislaw Bryniarski,” was painted by Jacek Malczewski, an artist associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The painting falls within the portrait genre, presenting a detailed and expressive depiction of the subject. In the artwork, we see an elderly man with a stern and contemplative expression, distinguished by his flowing …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Tadeusz Błotnicki with Medusa,” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski in 1902. This oil on canvas piece, measuring 46 by 37.5 centimeters, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of portraiture. In the artwork, we observe a detailed depiction of Tadeusz Błotnicki with a …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of the Artist’s Fiancée,” is a piece by Jacek Malczewski, belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This portrait genre painting showcases the skill and style characteristic of the artist and the period. In the artwork, a young woman is depicted from the side, elegantly garbed in a finely detailed dress …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Waclaw Karczewski,” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski in 1906. This oil painting measures 56 by 125 centimeters and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. As a portrait, it captures the likeness and perhaps the character of its subject, Waclaw Karczewski. In the artwork, a distinguished man occupies …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Władysław Żeleński” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski in the year 1908. Rendered in oil on canvas, the piece is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The dimensions of the portrait are 80 by 64 centimeters, and it belongs to the genre of portraiture. The artwork captures a …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Wladyslaw Reymont,” is a piece by the artist Jacek Malczewski. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of portraiture. In the artwork, the subject is depicted standing in a confident pose, with arms crossed and a book held in one hand, suggesting scholarly or …
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The artwork named “Pythia,” created by Jacek Malczewski in 1917, is an oil painting on cardboard. This distinguished piece, measuring 101.5 x 72.5 cm, is an exemplary representation of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, and falls within the genre of mythological painting. In this finely executed work, the central figure is a woman adorned with …
