Gustave Moreau’s "Diomedes Devoured by His Horses" (1870) depicts a violent episode from Greek mythology
"Narcissus" is considered one of Caravaggio's masterpieces and is widely recognized as a powerful example of Italian Baroque art
Black and dull browns are also prominent
was ambushed in mid-air by devils
The foreground features a staircase flanked by stone balustrades
Over The Grave | Ladislav Mednyánszky | 1878 19th Century Gustave Moreau’s "Diomedes Devoured by"Over The Grave" by Ladislav Mednynszky, circa 1878, depicts a melancholic scene of mourning. The painting features two solitary figures, dressed in dark, somber clothing, standing over a grave in a desolate landscape. The subdued colour palette, dominated by earthy tones and grays, enhances the feeling of sorrow and introspection. The surrounding environment is barren and bleak, with leafless trees and a cloudy sky, reflecting the somber mood.