#artist is paul albert steck

[diioonysus]

women in art: ophelia

[the-evil-clergyman]

Ophelia Drowning by Paul Albert Steck (1895)

[huariqueje]

Quai de la Paille, Bruges   -     Paul Albert Steck

French , 1866 -1924

Oil on canvas

[spirit-of-art]

Paul Albert Steck, Ophélie, 1895

[connoisseur-art]

Paul Albert Steck, Ophelia Drowning

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Would you please make a list of the paintings from the association game? I love all of them but I don't have storage to save them!

Sure!

‘Lady of Shalott’ by Waterhouse 

‘Romeo and Juliet’ by Frank Dicksee 

‘Water Baby’ by Herbert James Draper 

‘Vanity’ by Waterhouse 

‘Eavesdropping’ by Vittorio Reggianini 

‘Vestal’ by Joseph Coomans 

‘The Girl with a Rabbit’ by Rosalba Carriera 

‘Le Bal Blanc’ by Joseph-Marius Avy 

‘The artists wife on her deathbed’ by Paul Delaroche 

‘The Magic Circle’ by Waterhouse 

‘Lady Godiva’ by John Collier

‘The Serenade’ by Leonard Raven-Hill 

‘Ophelia’ by Paul Albert Steck 

‘Floralia’ by Hobbe Smith 

‘Jeune Fille’ by Jean Baptiste Greuze 

‘Perfume of Roses’ by C.C. Curran 

‘The corner of the villa’ by Edward John Poynter 

‘The Day Dream’ by Dante Gabriel Rossetti 

‘Cupid and Psyche’ by Bouguereau 

‘ La Belle Dame sans Merci ‘ by John William Waterhouse 

‘Joan of Arc’ by Millais 

‘The lament for Icarus’ by Herbert Draper 

‘Sleeping Girl’ by Domenico Fetti 

‘Reading Girl’ by Friedrich von Amerling 

‘The two crowns’ by Frank Dicksee 

‘The Pleiades’ by Elihu Vedder

‘Cupid and Psyche’ by  François Gérard 

‘Ulysess and The Sirens’ by Herbert James Draper 

‘Le Poeme de l‘ame - Rayons du soleil’ by L. Janmot 

‘A Favor’ by E. Blair Leighton 

‘The Song of the Lark’ by Sophie Anderson 

‘Idleness’ by John William Godward 

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We were appealing to another power in us which comes from our innate consciousness, the source of the sense of harmony. If it is effective, this power will be the reason for genius, for creative thought, creative in the sense that it works ahead of the known, the classified. Isn’t it this consciousness of a new way, dictated to today’s decadent world, which impels artists to destroy the idols of yesterday in order to attempt irrational expressions? They seek a concordance of the elements of “sensations,” ignoring the rational combinations which only satisfy the inertia of acquired habit. Atmospheres, images, and forms are created to evoke a feeling, an emotion, to provoke a vital reaction. Art is the herald of the mentality of a period, the harbinger of its innermost tendency. R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz Image: 'Ophelia Drowning'. Paul Albert Steck. 1895.