Symbolist Art - Artworks

Hercules And The Lernaean Hydra — Gustave Moreau

Odilon Redon

1907

The Window

Experience the dreamlike beauty of Odilon Redon's 'The Window,' a Symbolist masterpiece depicting a mystical stained-glass rose and evoking profound contemplation.

Nasturtiums by Odilon Redon (1912) is a captivating Symbolist painting featuring a woman’s face amidst flowers and a striking red hue background. Inspired by Henri Matisse and Sun Zong-Wei, explore its legacy at Yale University Art Gallery.

Odilon Redon

1908

Venetian Landscape

Delve into Symbolist artistry with Odilon Redon’s Venetian Landscape—a dreamlike depiction of tranquility and imagination from 1908. Explore this evocative masterpiece housed in Bordeaux's Musee des Beaux-Arts and unlock the beauty of a bygone era.

Jean Michel Moreau (moreau Le Jeune)

1773

Head Of An Apostle

Experience the ethereal pastel sorrow of Moreau's Head of an Apostle, a Symbolist masterpiece capturing profound contemplation; discover this delicate vision today.

Jean Michel Moreau (moreau Le Jeune)

1771

Banquet Given In The Presence Of The King

Explore Jean Michel Moreau's 'Banquet Given in the Presence of the King,' a Symbolist masterpiece depicting a lavish royal banquet hall and capturing the elegance of Parisian society.

Gustav Klimt

1905

Nude

Experience Gustav Klimt's 'Nude' (1905-06) – a mesmerizing symbolist masterpiece exploring female sensuality and adorned with opulent gold. Order a stunning hand-painted reproduction today!

Odilon Redon

1915

Minosas, Anemonies And Leaves In A Blue Vase

Delicate pastel hues illuminate Odilon Redon’s haunting Symbolist masterpiece, ‘Mimosas, Anemonies and Leaves in a Blue Vase,’ capturing ethereal beauty and exploring themes of life's fleeting moments. Explore this evocative artwork and bring its timeless vision home.

Gustav Klimt

Mädchenkopf

A haunting black and white drawing by Gustav Klimt captures the melancholic beauty of a young woman with long hair, showcasing his signature style and period aesthetic – explore this evocative portrait and bring its timeless charm into your space.

Odilon Redon

1902

Portrait Of Bonnard (artist

Odilon Redon’s lithograph ‘Portrait of Bonnard,’ created in 1902, exemplifies his Symbolist style, characterized by evocative imagery and psychological depth. Executed on chine appliqué paper, the drawing portrays Bonnard with a solemn expression, reflecting Redon's fascination with exploring inner landscapes and conveying emotion through subtle visual cues. Influenced by artists like Jean-Léon Gé

Gustave Moreau

Bacchanale

Gustave Moreau’s "Bacchanale" plunges viewers into a dreamlike Symbolist scene of primal ecstasy and childbirth within a shadowy forest grove, showcasing the artist's masterful blend of Impressionism and psychological depth. Discover this iconic artwork and bring its enigmatic beauty home.

Nicholas Roerich

1912

Cabin

Eugène Anatole Carrière

1880

Maternity

Experience Eugène Carrière’s ‘Maternity,’ a poignant monochrome portrait of a nursing mother and child, capturing tender gestures and spiritual resonance. This iconic Symbolist work by the ‘painter of Breast-Feeding’ invites contemplation on domestic tranquility and inner light.

Eugène Anatole Carrière

1880

Child At Table

Experience Eugène Carrière’s poignant Symbolist masterpiece, Child at Table, renowned for its stark monochrome palette and luminous depiction of a baby boy. This 1880 painting evokes a mystical atmosphere through contrasting tones and captures a tender moment in the artist's son's life – discover this iconic artwork.

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