Showing 7 artworks with Théodore Géricault and with 1820
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Géricault's 'A Turk (Mustapha)' captures a poignant portrait of a Turkish sailor, embodying Romanticism’s drama and social commentary. Explore this iconic masterpiece.
Experience Géricault’s ‘Untitled,’ a dramatic Romantic masterpiece featuring a woman riding a horse in earthy tones, capturing raw emotion and anatomical precision from 1820. Discover this evocative artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.
Explore Théodore Géricault’s "Portrait of an Artist in His Studio." A poignant Neoclassical/Romantic work featuring a young artist & studio details. Oil on canvas, 1820.
Witness the raw emotion of 'The Woman with Gambling Mania' (1820) by Géricault. A haunting portrait capturing despair and addiction, rendered in a dramatic Romantic style – a masterpiece of psychological intensity.
Explore 'Nymph and Satyr' by Géricault – a dramatic Romantic masterpiece depicting a sensual encounter between a nymph and satyr, showcasing the artist’s powerful style.
A haunting Romantic portrait of a kleptomaniac by Géricault, circa 1820, captures psychological obsession with classical form and subtle Impressionistic touches – explore this intense study in human compulsion and commission a unique reproduction.