Eelco Kappeさんのイラストまとめ

Do you recognize this moment?

Where Did I Put the Tickets? was painted in 1906 by the American artist Albert Beck Wenzell (1864-1917).

The feeling of being all prepared to go, and then you cannot find the tickets anymore.

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What a dream!

Faust's Dream (1852) is a drawing by Carl Gustav Carus.

He captures here a scene from a folk legend about the knowledge-hungry Doctor Faust, who made a pact with the Devil, exchanging his soul for unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures.

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What would her story be?

La Volupté is a very sensual painting by the French female artist Madeleine Lemaire (1845-1928).

The title of the painting can be translated as 'pleasure,' and it combines beauty, femininity, and sensuality in a single image.

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Horror and beauty.

The Shipwreck (1772) and Moonlight (1772) by Claude-Joseph Vernet form a pair and provide a beautiful contrast between opposite emotions.

Both are on display in the @ngadc.

#Art #Painting #Horror #Beauty

Come unto These Yellow Sands (1842) was painted by by Richard Dadd (1817-1886) during a time that painting and poetry were often combined.

The inspiration for this fantasy painting came directly from a scene from The Tempest by William Shakespeare.

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The combination of earthly and heavenly presence.

Madonna of the Lilies (1905) by Alphonse Mucha shows the Virgin Mary surrounded by lilies (a symbol of her purity) and a young girl holding a wreath of ivy.

#Art #Painting #Mucha

The moment a revolutionary artist decided to paint in a Realist style.

The Bathers (1853) by Gustave Courbet caused a big shock when it was first exhibited at the Paris Salon, as Courbet had not made an effort to idealize his bather.

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A magical forest.

A Midsummer Night's Dream (c. 1870) by Gustave Doré shows a dense forest outside Athens in the moonlight based on Shakespeare's comedy.

The forest is filled with winged fairies and imps, involved in their own activities.

#Art #Painting #Shakespeare

It takes guts to break up a gladiator fight in a full stadium.

The Vision in the Colosseum. The Last Martyr (1885) by José Benlliure y Gil shows Saint Telemachus holding up a cross in the Colosseum in Rome to stop the gladiator fights.

#Art #Painting @GVAmubav