Frank Cadogan Cowper (1877-1958)

Frank Cadogan Cowper (1877-1958) represents perhaps the final flowering of the Pre-Raphaelite movement in Britain. Although fashions in art had changed and left him behind he appears not to have cared and to have painted in the style that appealed to him. His best-known painting is Vanity. He also worked as a book illustrator.



Frank Cadogan Cowper, La Belle Dam Sans Merci, 1926



Frank Cadogan Cowper, Vanity, 1919



Frank Cadogan Cowper, Fair Rosamund and Eleanor, 1920



Frank Cadogan Cowper, Eve





Frank Cadogan Cowper, Venetian Ladies Listening to a Serenade



Frank Cadogan Cowper, Our Lady of the Fruits of the Earth



Frank Cadogan Cowper, Vanity, 1907

John Duncan (1866-1945), Scottish Symbolist painter

Some paintings by the Scottish Symbolist painter John Duncan (1866-1945).



John Duncan Merlin and the Fairy Queen



John Duncan, The Sleeping Princess



John Duncan, Saint Bride

William H. Barribal

I know absolutely zero about British painter William H. Barribal, except that he seemed to work mostly in watercolours.



William H. Barribal, A Lady of Fashion



William H. Barribal, The Jewel, 1912

Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre (1806-1874)

Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre (1806-1874) was a Swiss painter.



Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre, Bacchante



Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre, Diana



Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre, The Bath, 1868



Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre, Le coucher de Sappho, 1867



Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre, Oriental Lady, 1865



Marc-Charles-Gabriel Gleyre, Madchen und Amor

Lindsay Bernard Hall (1859 - 1935)

Lindsay Bernard Hall (1859 - 1935) was an English-born artist who spent most of his career in Australia, including 43 years as director of the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.



Lindsay Bernard Hall, Nude Reading at a Studio Fire, 1928



Lindsay Bernard Hall, The Glass Bottle, 1929



Lindsay Bernard Hall, The Sleeping Beauty, 1910

Rudolph Ernst (1854-1932)

Rudolph Ernst (1854-1932) was a Viennese-born artist who worked in the orientalist mode.



Rudolf Ernst, Les Captives



Rudolph Ernst, Salome and the Tigers



Rudolf Ernst, The Harem Bath



Rudolph Ernst, Elegant Arab Ladies on a Terrace at Sunset

Max Kurzweil (1867-1916)

Max Kurzweil (1867-1916) was an Austrian artist of whom I know nothing. I wasn't even aware of him until very recently. He was a co-founder of the Vienna Secession.



Max Kurzweil, Lady in a Yellow Dress, 1899



Max Kurzweil, Der Verwunschene Prinz, 1915



Max Kurzweil, Poster for the 7th exhibition of the Vienna Secession, 1903

Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant (1845-1902)

Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant (1845-1902) was a French artist with a taste for orientalism.



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Odalisque, 1882



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Afternoon Langour



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Favourite of the Emir, 1879



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Portrait de Madame Hélène Vincent, 1893



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, L'Imperatrice Theodora au Colisée (The Empress Theodora at the Colosseum), 1875



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Victrix, 1890



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Judith, ca1875-85



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Queen Herodiade, 1881



Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, The Throne Room in Byzantium

John Reinhard Weguelin (1849-1927)

John Reinhard Weguelin (1849-1927) was a British artist and illustrator who worked in the popular neoclassical style of his day but mostly in watercolours.



John Reinhard Weguelin, A Young Girl with Flamingoes



John Reinhard Weguelin, The Bath



John Reinhard Weguelin, The Swing Feast, 1885




John Reinhard Weguelin, The rainbow lies in the curve of the sand, 1901



John Reinhard Weguelin, Lesbia, c.1900



John Reinhard Weguelin, Pressing Grapes



John Reinhard Weguelin, The Mermaid Discovered



John Reinhard Weguelin, Reflection



John Reinhard Weguelin, Bacchus and the Choir of Nymphs