Puss in Boots | Gustave Doré | 1867 19th Century Gustave Moreau’s "Diomedes Devoured by

Gustave Moreau’s "Diomedes Devoured by His Horses" (1870) depicts a violent episode from Greek mythology

illuminating her pale expression while the confined setting intensifies the sense of unease

elegant design

almost nostalgic mood—simple

the work exemplifies Cortès’s celebrated vision of modern Paris

Puss in Boots | Gustave Doré | 1867 19th Century Gustave Moreau’s "Diomedes Devoured byThis illustration, Puss in Boots by Gustave Dor, created circa 1867, depicts the cunning cat from Charles Perrault's famous fairy tale. The anthropomorphic Puss is shown in his signature flamboyant attire, including a feathered hat, cape, and boots, dramatically raising his paws in an expressive gesture. His commanding pose captures his cleverness and charisma. In the background, a man watches from a riverbank, emphasizing the storytelling moment.