Neoclassicism — Page 7
659 artworks · 1760s-1850s
Study for the Crucifixion
Benjamin West, 1788
Study for "Alexander III, King of Scotland, Saved from a Stag by Colin Fitzgerald"
Benjamin West, 1784
Maternity
Benjamin West, 1784
Turkey
Benjamin West
Panthea Stabs Herself beside the Corpse of Abradatas
Benjamin West
Panthea Stabs Herself beside the Corpse of Abradatas
Benjamin West
Anotomaical Description of the Hand and the Wrist
Benjamin West
Scene at Margate
Benjamin West
The Finding of the Body of Clytemnestra
Benjamin West
St. John the Evangelist
John Flaxman, ca. 1811
Composition from the Tragedies of Aeschylus, plate 17 (recto); Goddess Statue from the Suppliants, plate 7 (verso)
John Flaxman, 19th century
Sleep Escaping from the Wrath of Jupiter – "But gentle Night to whom I fled for Aid (the Friend of Earth and Heaven), Her Wings Display'd" (Pope's Iliad, Book 14, line 293)
John Flaxman, 1793
Sheet of Sketches
John Flaxman, 1793
Sketch for the Title-Page of an Edition of Aeschylus
John Flaxman, 1793
Achilles and the Shade of Patroclus
John Flaxman, 1793
Dante and Virgil in the Suicidal Wood (Inferno, Canto 13, verses 22-23)
John Flaxman, 1792–93
Morning: Pope's Odyssey, Book 12 (recto); Study for the final drawing (verso)
John Flaxman, 1792
Illustration for "Seven Chiefs Against Thebes" (recto); Studies of Figures (verso)
John Flaxman, ca. 1794
Study of Two Women Grieving
John Flaxman, before 1787
Sheet of Studies with Female Figure Kneeling and Embracing Standing Figure
John Flaxman, 1775–1826
Sketches of Seven Sculptures: The Four Seasons, Venus and Adonis, A Beggar, and Salmacis
John Gibson|Antonio Canova, ca. 1850
Sketches of Seven Statues: Faith, Paolo and Francesca di RImini, Charity, Ceres, Heavenly Venus, Dancer, and Sleeping Cupid
John Gibson|Antonio Canova, ca. 1850
Sketch of Two Statues: Ballerinas by Canova
John Gibson|Antonio Canova, ca. 1850
Naiad
Antonio Canova, model 1815/1817, carved 1820/1823