The Dancer's Reward (1907) by the English artist Aubrey Vincent Beardsley (1872–1898). In this illustration to Oscar Wilde’s Salomé the wicked heroine seems as terrified as her victim.
The most famous images with a modern aspect are from the English Art Nouveau illustrator Aubrey Vincent Beardsley (1872–1898). He got the idea from Oscar Wilde's play and made the illustrations for it, which were published with the edition from 1907.
The Witches & Wizards Ball Poster
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The Witches & Wizards Ball
Earlier this spring, Merrickville Organization for Culture and the Arts
approached me with the request to design a poster ...
Walter Haskell Hinton
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[image: Walter Haskell Hinton, Self Portrait, Portraits of Painters,
Walter Haskell, Fine arts, Portraits of painters blog, Paintings of Walter
Haskell Hi...
Glasgow Art School on Fireagain
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Just several years after Mackintosh’s School of Art caught fire, and was
repaired, it catches fire again. As this photo from the Guardian shows, the
damage...
Advertising with History
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Making Palmolive 3,000 Years Ago (1920) by the Hungarian-born artist Willy
Pogany (1882-1955). Pogany was a prolific illustrator of children's,
magazines...
The Music Lesson, paintings
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*Tamara de Lempicka *
Xue Yanqun
Giovanni Lanfranco
Johannes Vermeer
[image: paintings of music girl by Daniel Maclise]
Daniel Maclise
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Historienbild
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Eine neue im Harem von dem Franzosen Georges-Antoine Rochegrosse
(1859-1938). Rochegrosse verbindet wieder einmal Historien- mit
Orientmalerei.
American Galleries
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AMERICAN GALLERY: 18th Century AMERICAN GALLERY: 19th Century AMERICAN
GALLERY: 20th Century AMERICAN GALLERY: 21st Century Hope you enjoy it!
Pulp Space Babe
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This campaign for Absolut Vodka by Ellen von Unwerth in 2010 is quoting the
old science fiction movies. Very nice represented by Sybil Danning in
"Space 19...