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Violence
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Historical SubjectsGustave Dore : “The Enigma” (1871)
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Myth and FantasyReinhold Timm : “Cadmus’ Fight with a Dragon” (1620-1629)
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Myth and FantasyEdwin Landseer : “The Hunting of Chevy Chase” (1826)
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Religious and MetaphysicalIl Sodoma (Giovanni Antonio Bazzi) : “Christ Presented to the People (Ecce Homo)” (c. 1540-1549)
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Religious and MetaphysicalCarl Ludwig Beutler : “Torments of Hell” (c. 1669)
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Historical SubjectsJohn Trumbull : “The Battle of Bunker’s Hill” (1786)
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Historical SubjectsGustave Dore : “Liberty” (c. 1865-1875)
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Religious and MetaphysicalHenry Ossawa Tanner : “Salome” (c. 1900)
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Religious and MetaphysicalGeorg Pencz : “Triumph of Death” (1539)
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Landscapes and SceneryJ.M.W. Turner : “Vesuvius in Eruption” (1817-1820)
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Eastern ArtUnknown Artist : “Kali on Shiva” (c. 1810)
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Landscapes and SceneryAlbert Bierstadt : “Mount Vesuvius at Midnight” (1868)
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Myth and FantasyJohn Quidor : “The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane” (1858)
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Myth and FantasyRaphael : “Saint George and the Dragon” (c. 1506)
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Religious and MetaphysicalPeter Paul Rubens : “The Judgement of Solomon” (c. 1617)
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Historical SubjectsJean-Leon Gerome : “The Christian Martyrs’ Last Prayer” (1863-1883)
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Historical SubjectsJean-Leon Gerome : “The Death of Caesar” (1859-1867)
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Religious and MetaphysicalFrancois de Nome : “Head of Saint John the Baptist Presented to Salome” (c. 1620-1624)
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Myth and FantasyMarten Eskil Winge : “Thor’s Fight with the Giants” (1872)
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People and PortraitsJean-Leon Gerome : “The Duel After the Masquerade” (1857-1859)
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Historical SubjectsRidolfo Capoferro : “Figure that Strikes the Throat in Quarta (Pl 18)” (1610)
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Historical SubjectsRidolfo Capoferro : “Double Mode of Gaining the Enemy’s Sword (Pl 15)” (1610)
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Historical SubjectsKarl Bodmer : “Fort McKenzie, with the Combat of 28th August 1833” (1842)
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Myth and FantasyPeter Paul Rubens : “Wolf and Fox Hunt” (c. 1616)
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Religious and MetaphysicalPeter Paul Rubens : “The Entombment” (c. 1612)