The Star In The Night (Wilhelm Kotarbiński, 1850)

-Miranda-

A Garden

Artist: Albert Moore (English, 1841–1893)

Date: 1869

Medium: OIl on Canvas

Collection: TATE Britain

Description

Albert Moore was influenced by Japanese art. He produced decorative and subtly coloured pictures. He focuses on the colour, texture and movement of draped fabric on the woman’s costume. Art critic Sidney Colvin said Moore’s subjects were ‘merely a mechanism for getting beautiful people into beautiful situations.’ Moore used the flower-like symbol at the bottom of the picture as a signature.

Maxmilián Pirner (1854–1924) - Homo Homini Lupus, 1901

watercolour, pen and ink, and white paint on paper

 John William Waterhouse “The Annunciation” 1914

The Peacock complaining to Juno (1881) by Gustave Moreau

Flirt Lefevre Utile (1899) by Alphonse Mucha

Blumarine SS 1993

The Jewel Casket (1900) by John William Godward

Fred Appleyard

British

1874 - 1963

The Spirit of the Summit

Die sauger (The Suckers), Alfred Kubin, c. 1910