Arnold Böcklin’s Isle of the Dead: Symbolism, Death and the World Beyond
Arnold Böcklin’s Isle of the Dead remains one of the most haunting images of nineteenth-century Symbolism: a silent island surrounded by dark water, a narrow boat approaching its rocky shore,...
Franz von Stuck: Sin, Lucifer & Symbolist Darkness
Few, if any, painters of the late nineteenth century returned so relentlessly to temptation, fear, sexuality, mythology, and the supernatural as Franz von Stuck. Born in Bavaria in 1863, Stuck became...
Aubrey Beardsley: Decadence in Black & White
Aubrey Beardsley transformed the strange, sensual, and grotesque into some of the most recognizable black-and-white imagery of the 1890s. From his infamous Salome illustrations to The Yellow Book and Le...
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