Remy Lacroix & Jada Stevens

Night Scene via Peter Paul Rubens

Size: 64x79 cm Medium: oil, panel

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Franz Von Stuck

Franz Von Stuck

Diadumenè (1885, revised 1893). Sir Edward John Poynter (British, 1836-1919). Oil on canvas.

Diadumenè, derived from the Esquiline Venus and named after the Diadumenos of Polyclitus, originally exhibited at the RA in 1885 as a nude, inspired a debate regarding the nude in art. Poynter, despite his strong stance against his critics, was compelled to add drapery. The small bronze statue in the background echoes Diadumenè’s pose, but its still undraped state is a reminder of Poynter’s original intentions for the work.

Head of an apostle via Albrecht Durer

Franz Von Stuck

Charles West Cope The Thorn, 1886

Arnold Böcklin, Isle Of The Dead (Third Version), 1883.

The Pet Bird

Daniel Maclise (1806–1870)

Wolverhampton Art Gallery