Showing 5 artworks out of 29 with Théodore Géricault and with Romanticism
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Experience the raw emotion of Théodore Géricault's 'Mazeppa,' a lithograph depicting Ivan Mazepa’s harrowing journey tied to a wild horse. A masterpiece of Romantic drama and suffering.
Witness the dramatic power of Théodore Géricault's 'Lion Devouring a Horse,' a haunting Romantic masterpiece exploring primal instincts and human struggle. A visceral depiction of predation, rendered with intense detail.
Géricault’s poignant ‘A Carabinier with His Horse,’ painted in 1814 during Romantic fervor, captures a soldier's solemn gaze against a muted backdrop—a masterful blend of Baroque influence and anatomical precision. Explore this iconic portrait and bring Géricault’s emotive vision home.
A haunting black-and-white painting by Théodore Géricault depicting a lifeless horse in a snowy field – a poignant symbol of mortality and the passage of time, reflecting Romanticism's dramatic intensity.
Discover 'Horses of the Auvergne' by Théodore Géricault – a stunning 1822 lithograph capturing rural French life with powerful horses and dramatic mountain landscapes. Explore Romanticism’s raw emotion.