paintings

A detail from the painting <n>Lying Female Nude</n> by French artist <n>Victor Casimir Zier</n> (1822-1897).

<n>Portrait of Madame Tallien</n> (1796) by artist <n>Jean-Bernard Duvivier</n>.

Detail from <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>'s 1850 painting, <n>Dante and Virgil in Hell</n>.

<n>The Birth of Venus</n> (1852) by painter <n>Henry Courtney Selous</n>.

<n>Hush</n>, a digital artwork by AI artist <n>light beyond the frame</n>.

<n>The Lily</n> by French artist <n>Paul Emile Chabas</n>.

<n>Ophelia</n>, a painting by artist <n>Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Heyser</n>.

A painting by artist <n>Caitlin Casper</n>.

<n>After the First Ball</n> (1873) by Danish artist <n>Carl Christian Thomsen</n>.

<n>Max Ernst</n>'s Surrealist painting <n>The Antipope</n> (1941–42).

<n>L'Aurore</n> (1881) by <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>.

<n>The Young Martyr</n> (1853) by artist <n>Paul Delaroche</n>.

<n>The Penitent Magdalene</n> (c. 1630) by artist <n>Francesco Lupicini</n>.

The painting <n>Orphée et Eurydice</n> (1820) by <n>Michel Martin Drolling</n> depicts <n>Orpheus</n> losing <n>Eurydice</n> to <n>Hermes</n>.

Detail from <n>Anton Raphael Mengs</n>'s 1765 painting, <n>María Luisa of Parma, Princess of Asturias</n>.

<n>Ophelia</n> (1852), a <n>Pre-Raphaelite</n> painting by <n>John Everett Millais</n>.

<n>The Garden of Eden with the Fall of Man</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n> and <n>Jan Brueghel the Elder</n>.

An AI artwork by <n>Midjourney</n> inspired by <n>Elizabeth Báthory</n>.

A detail from <n>John Singleton Copley</n>'s 1778 painting, <n>Watson and the Shark</n>.

A detail from <n>François Gérard</n>'s 1798 painting, <n>Cupid and Psyche</n>.