periodo

movimento

atmosfera

argomenti

1. Head Of The Devil's Glen — William Henry Bartlett
2. Devil take a head in the air — Odilon Redon, 1876
3. La Lampada del Diavolo — Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, 1797

parole chiave

tonalità

colore principale

1. Head Of The Devil's Glen — William Henry Bartlett
2. The First Day of Term, or The Devil among Lawyers — Robert Dighton
3. St Michael Defeats the Devil — Eugène Delacroix, 1854
4. Devil take a head in the air — Odilon Redon, 1876
5. La Lampada del Diavolo — Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, 1797
6. The Devil Tempting Christ to Turn Stones into Bread — Luca Giordano, 1685
7. The Workers of the Body. | The Flowers of rue Mutanabi- off the Place of Martyrs The Workers of the Body — Aref El Rayess, 1973
8. Soldi combattono il mondo, la carne e il diavolo — Leonaert Bramer, 1659
9. Diario di studio, coppia nuda e il Diavolo — Albrecht Dürer
10. STUDI DAL CORPO (Triptych Destro) — Francis Bacon, 1970
11. The Remaining Body Series─Scientific Name: Hair Volcano (Specimen) / The Remaining Body Series─Scientific Name: Hair Volcano (Environment Allegorical Figure) — Yang Jwing-Ming
12. Pater-devil — Nikolaj Roerich, 1912
13. Devils are sawing sinner — Kazimir Malevič, 1914
14. Devil — Jan Matejko
15. Sower and the Devil — albin egger lienz
16. Bootblack, wooden stilt, confessional, and angel and devil with the dead\n\nBootblack, wooden stilt, confessional, and angel and devil with the dead — António José Da Costa Silva, 1900
17. Time of the Devil — Valetova, 2010

altro

1. the calypso singer Appears as the devil — josh agle (shag)
2. Parau na te varua ino — eugène henri paul gauguin
3. Woodcut from the Christian Social Book the Devil's Devices by H.d.c. Pepler, Showing a Bricklayer Overcoming the Devil Through Honest Work — Eric Gill, 1915
4. studio dal corpo umano, 1987 — Francis Bacon
5. Angel and devil with the dead\n\nAngel and devil with the dead — António José Da Costa Silva, 1900
6. DEVILS WORK — Philip Edgerton (riize23), 2021
7. Two angels and two devils — Paolo Uccello, 1469