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24" x 32" Inches = 61 cm x 81
1859–1906) captures the mystery and isolation of the frozen wilderness
Grimshaw’s meticulous rendering of texture and his luminous treatment of dusk exemplify his poetic vision of Victorian urban and suburban life
This stark winter scene captures the oppressive force of a blizzard sweeping across a desolate road
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The Plague | Arnold Böcklin | 1898 17th Century 24" x 32" Inches ="Plague," created in 1898 by Swiss symbolist artist Arnold Bcklin, is a tempera painting housed in the Kunstmuseum Basel, reflecting the artist's fixation on themes like war, pestilence, and death. This artwork depicts the grim figure of Death mounted on a bat like winged creature, soaring through the streets of a medieval European town. The painting's colour palette is dominated by pale green, a hue often linked to decay. Black and dull browns are
