Autopsy | Enrique Simonet | 1890 18th Century The scriptural source for this

The scriptural source for this scene is the Gospel of St John (20:11-18)

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Lucifer (1890) by Franz von Stuck (1863–1928) presents the fallen angel as a brooding

Ferdinand Schebek’s "Tiger" (20th Century) captures the raw ferocity and majestic power of the great predator in striking detail

blending beauty and decay in equal measure

Autopsy | Enrique Simonet | 1890 18th Century The scriptural source for thisEnrique Simonets "An Autopsy" (And She Had a Heart!), painted in 1890, is a striking example of fin de sicle realism infused with emotional drama. The composition centers on a solemn physician conducting a post mortem examination, gazing contemplatively at the heart he holds. Bathed in cool, clinical light, the lifeless figure of a young woman lies draped in white linens, her auburn hair cascading over the table. Simonets meticulous detail, subdued