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Franz Stuck
The darkness beckons

Franz Stuck, The Artists
Portrait of Franz Stuck

Franz Stuck was a German artist born on February 23, 1863. Stuck contributed to the Symbolist and Art Nouveau movements and died on August 30, 1928.

Lucifer, Franz Stuck

Lucifer

1890-1891
The Sensual, Franz Stuck

The Sensual

c. 1891
Head of Medusa, Franz Stuck

Head of Medusa

c. 1892
The Kiss of the Sphinx, Franz Stuck

The Kiss of the Sphinx

1895
Sphinx, Franz Stuck

Sphinx

1904
Bacchanal, Franz Stuck

Bacchanal

1905
Inferno, Franz Stuck

Inferno

1908
The Sin, Franz Stuck

The Sin

c. 1909
Hercules and the Hydra, Franz Stuck

Hercules and the Hydra

1915
Judith and Holofernes, Franz Stuck

Judith and Holofernes

c. 1927
Gustave Moreau, The Artists

Gustave Moreau

A hermit explores the dreamscape

1826-1898
William Morris, The Artists

William Morris

Can you run a socialist company in a capitalist economy?

1834-1896
Élisabeth Chaplin, The Artists

Élisabeth Chaplin

A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence

1890-1982
Wenzel Hablik, The Artists

Wenzel Hablik

The architect of invisible cities

1881-1934
William Morris, The Artists

William Morris

Can you run a socialist company in a capitalist economy?

1834-1896
Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, The Artists

Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh

1864-1933
18012000
The world isn't ready
Hilma af Klint
Love of country and love of women
Gustav Klimt Franz Stuck
Living in Berlin with the angels of fear and death
Edvard Munch
Too many prostitutes and too much absinthe
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

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