Орфеј
у уметности
Orpheus
(?)
Stuttgart Psalter
ca. 830.
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Orpheus
(ilustration in colour)
"Paris Psalter"
c. 960
Constantinople
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Luca
della Robbia
Music (Orpheus)
1439
Florence, Campanile of the Cathedral
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Francesco
del Cossa
Orpheus
ca. 1470
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Translation of the original caption:
"The great Orpheus, first inventor,
Through whom the vihuela appeared in the world,
If he was the first, he was not without successors,
/ Because he is everything, the creator of everything."
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Hans Leu
(Swiss, c. 1490 - c. 1531)
Orpheus and the Animals
Painting Date: 1519
Medium: ?
Size: ?
Location: Kunstmuseum, Basel,
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Master of the Orpheus Legend
The Death of Orpheus
fourth quarter 15th century,
gilt bronze (much darkened and rubbed),
1957.14.235
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Master of the Orpheus Legend
Orpheus and Eurydice Before Pluto and Proserpine,
fourth quarter 15th century,
bronze//Medium brown patina,
1957.14.233
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Master of the Orpheus Legend
Orpheus Playing to the Animals
fourth quarter 15th century
bronze//Dark brown patina,
1957.14.234
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Jacopo
del Sellaio
Orpheus en Eurydice
ca. 1480
Location: Museum Boijmans Van
Beuningen, Rotterdam
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Anonym
Orpheus
Eurydike
aus: La bible des poètes
1484, HS
Brugge / Mansion
DIA; Wegner, Orpheus, 198; Henkel, 3
Ovid, M 10, 1ff
Wegner, Max: Orpheus. Ursprung und Nachfolge. Boreas (Munstersche
Beitrage zur Archaologie) XI, S. 177-225 1988
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Anonym
Orpheus
Tod
aus: La bible des poetes
1484, HS
Brugge / Mansion
Schuster, Jb. Hamb. Kunstslg. 23, 1978, 9
Ovid, M 11, 1ff
Jahrbuch der Hamburger Kunstsammlungen. Hamburg 1948ff
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Anonym
Orpheus - Eurydike
1497, HS
Venedig / Rosso,
DIA; ratio/Ovid, 104; Bredt, III (=DASIU 1/80, 14)
Ovid, M 10, 1ff
Bredt, E.W.: Ovid. Der Gotter Verwandlungen mit Radierungen und
Bildern neuerer Meister gewahlt und textlich gefasst von
E.W. Bredt. Bd. I - III. Munchen 1930 (um)
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Anonym
Orpheus unter
den Tieren
1497, HS
Venedig / Rosso,
DIA; Kop (1509);
Ovid, M 10, 86-105
Keine Auflosung der Literaturangabe vorhanden
Venice, ca. 1513
a crude yet crucial source for Bellini's great Orpheus and Circe
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Pseudo Melioli
Orpheus
late 15th - early 16th century
gilt bronze//(much darkened in recessed areas),
1957.14.206
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Nicoletto da Modena
Ornament Panel with Orpheus and the Judgment of Paris
c. 1507
engraving,
1943.3.7415
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Nicoletto da Modena
Ornament Panel with Orpheus and the Judgment of Paris
c. 1507
engraving
1945.1.4
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Moderno
Orpheus Redeeming Eurydice
late 15th - early 16th century
bronze//Medium brown patina (much rubbed)
1957.14.331
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Moderno
Orpheus Charming the Beasts of the Fields
late 15th - early 16th century
bronze//Medium brown patina
1957.14.333
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Attributed to Moderno
The Death of Orpheus
late 15th - early 16th century
bronze//Medium brown patina
1957.14.334
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Attributed to Moderno
Orpheus Playing to the Animals
late 15th - early 16th century
bronze
1942.9.248
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Attributed to Moderno
Orpheus Descending into Hades
late 15th - early 16th century
bronze//Black patina
1957.14.330
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Attributed to Moderno
Orpheus Losing Eurydice
late 15th - early 16th century
bronze//Black patina
1957.14.332
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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North Italian 16th Century
A Table-Bell (Orpheus)
early 16th century
bronze//Very dark brown
patina
1957.14.117
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Giovanni
Bellini
(Venetian, 1430/1435 - 1516)
Orpheus
c. 1515
oil on panel transferred to canvas,
39.5 x 81 cm
Location: National Galery of Arts, USA, Widener Collection
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Albrecht
Durer
(German, 1471-1528)
Death of
Orpheus
Date: 1494
Medium: Engraving
Size: Unknown
Location: Kunsthalle, Hamburg
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Herri
met de Bles
(ca. 1480-ca. 1550)
Orpheus in Hades
Materials: oil on panel
Dimensions: 23.2x30.2 cm
Museum: United States, Calif., Fine Arts Mus. of San Francisco:
M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, California Palace of the Legion
of Honor
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Peter
Vischer II
(Nuremberg, 1487 - 1528)
Orpheus and Eurydice
Date: c. 1515
Medium: bronze//Black lacquer (slightly rubbed on raised
areas) over medium brown bronze,
Size: 19.3 x 14.9 cm
Location: National Galery of Arts, USA,
Samuel H. Kress Collection
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Orpheus in der Unterwelt
Illustration zum 10. Buch von Ovids Metamorphosen
Edition Lyon 1508
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Ludovico Dolce
Die Hochzeit
von Orpheus und Eurydice steht unter schlechten Vorzeichen.
(1558)
Ovid, Met. X, 4-7
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Virgil Solis
Die Baume und
Tiere wandern zu Orpheus, um seinen Gesang zu horen.
(1563)
Ovid, Met. X, 86-105
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Virgil Solis
Orpheus' Weg in
die Unterwelt, aus der er Eurydice zuruckholen will.
(1563)
Ovid, Met. X, 13-14
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Virgil
Solis
Orpheus in der
Unterwelt
1563|1609, HS
Frankfurt/Saur,
KOP 326
Ovid, M 10, 1ff
Keine Auflosung der Literaturangabe vorhanden
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Virgil
Solis
Orpheus - Eurydike
Schlangenbiss
1563|1609, HS
Frankfurt/Saur,
KOP 325
Ovid, M 10, 1ff
Keine Auflosung der Literaturangabe vorhanden
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Virgil
Solis
Orpheus unter den
Tieren
1563|1609, HS
Frankfurt/Saur,
KOP 329
Ovid, M 10, 86-105
Keine Auflosung der Literaturangabe vorhanden
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Virgil
Solis
Bedrohung durch
die Bacchantinen
1563|1609, HS
Frankfurt/Saur,
KOP 359
Ovid, M 11, 1ff
Keine Auflosung der Literaturangabe vorhanden
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Virgil
Solis
Das Haupt des Orpheus
1563|1609, HS
Frankfurt/Saur,
KOP 360
Ovid, M 11, 1ff
Keine Auflosung der Literaturangabe vorhanden
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Niccolo
dell' Abbate
(Italian, 1509-1571)
Orpheus and Eurydice
Painting date: after 1552
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 188 x 237 cm
Location: National Gallery, London
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Orpheus
Voorzijde van een
Duits kastje
1631
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
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Jan
Brueghel de Oude
(1568-1625)
Orpheus in de
Onderwereld
Date: 1594
Medium: Oil on copper
Size: ?
Location: Palazzo Pitti, Galleria Palatina, Florence, Italy.
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Roelandt
Savery
(Flemish, 1576-1639)
Orpheus
with the Animals
Date: 1628?
Medium: Oil on oak
Size: 53 x 81.5 cm. or 92 x 184 cm (?)
Location: Holland, Utrecht, Centraal Museum
He was born in Courtrai but studied
in Amsterdam under Jacques Savery (died 1602), who was probably
his brother. Around 1604 he entered the employment of Emperor
Rudolf II and spent about eight years in Prague, where he became
one of the emperor's favourite artists in the symbolic mannerist
mode that Rudolf particularly liked. Savery specialized in precise
depiction of animals, observing from life some of the more exotic
species in the emperor's menagerie; he painted at least twenty
variations on the theme of Orpheus and the animals, and his
famous Paradise (National Gallery, Prague) is another example
of his fantastic mйlanges of exotic and domestic birds and beasts.
He also produced some fine mountain landscapes, the fruit of travels
in the Alps and Tyrol (1606-08) at the emperor's behest. His exquisite
flower paintings are among the earliest of their kind, although
not so frequent in his prolific output. After working for Rudolf's
successor, Matthias, in Vienna (1612-16), avery returned to the
Netherlands and settled at Utrecht in 1619, where his fame and
ability brought him many admirers and followers.
Market House Books Encyclopaedia
of the Renaissance, © Market House Books Ltd 1987
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Roelandt Savery
(Flemish, 1576-1639)
Orpheus with the Animals (Peaceable Kingdom)
Date: 1625/28
Materials: copper
Dimensions: 28x36 cm
Museum: Austria, Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum
Inv. #: 3534
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Roelandt Savery
(Flemish, 1576-1639)
Orpheus in the Underworld
Date: 1610-15 (signed)
Materials:wood
Dimensions: 27x35 cm
Museum: Austria, Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum
Inv. #: 3534
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Johann
Wilhelm Baur
(1600-1640)
Orpheus - Tod
1641, KS
Wien | Nurnberg/Furst,
DIA; Baur, 100
Ovid, M 11, 1ff
(Baur, Johann Wilhelm): Ovidii Metamorphosis oder Verwandlungs Bucher,
das ist Hundert und Funfzig neue kunstreiche
Kupffer Bildunge.. [KS von Johann Wilhelm Baur, gestochen von Abraham
Aubry]. Nurnberg / P. Furst 1650 um
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Johann Ulrich Krauss
(1655-1719)
Die Liebe sei
ja auch der Grund fur die Verbindung von Pluto und Proserpina.
(Ovidausgabe)
Ovid, Met. X, 29
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Johann Ulrich Krauss
(1655-1719)
Orpheus erstarrt
wie Olenus, der zusammen mit seiner hochmutigen Frau Lethaea zu
Stein wurde.
(Ovidausgabe)
Ovid, Met. X, 68-71
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Johann Ulrich Krauss
(1655-1719)
Zu Orpheus
Gesang kommt auch die Zypresse, die einst ein Jungling war.
Ovid, Met. X, 106
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Giovanni Antonio Burrini
(1656-1727)
Orpheus and Eurydice
Materials: canvas
Museum: Austria, Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum
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F. J. Spiegler
Orpheus - Tod
1725, Gris.
Ottobeuren, 274 Theatersaal
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Ferdinand
Tietz
Orpheusgruppe
1767-1768
Veitshochheim, Schlossszlig;/Garten, 48
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Antonio
Canova
Orpheus
Date: 1770s in Italy
Medium: Marble
Size: 140 cm
Location: State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Canova produced his first commissioned
works - a pair of statues showing Orpheus and Eurydice - at the
age of just 16 or 17, for his patron, Senator Falier. Placed side
by side, they were intended as a group but could also be displayed
separately. The Hermitage is an author's copy of the most successful
of the two works, Orpheus.
Canova chose to show the dramatic
moment at which, feeling that Eurydice's soul is slipping away,
Orpheus clasps his head in despair, not noticing that he has dropped
his lyre and is trampling it beneath his feet.
The choice of the most dramatic
moment in the story, the tension and dynamism, the complex twist
of the figure and the grimace on the face of Orpheus are evidence
that the young sculptor was still influenced by the traditions
of the late Baroque style.
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Charles
Nanteuil
(1792-1865)
Eurydice mourante
Location: Musee de Picardie, Amiens.
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G. Kratzenstein-Stub
(1793-1860)
Orpheus and Eurydice
Date: 1806
Location: Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen.
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Johann Martin von Wagner
Vor Pluto und Proserpina
tragt Orpheus singend seine Klage vor.
(1809)
Ovid, Met. X, 17-39
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Jean-Baptiste-Camille
Corot
(French, 1796-1875)
Orpheus leidt
Euridyce uit de Onderwereld
Painting Date: 1861
Size: Unknown
Location: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas
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H.
W. Bissen
(1798-1868)
Orpheus pleading
with Pluto and Proserpina to restore Eurydice to him
Location: Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen.
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Thomas
Crawford
(USA, 1813-1857)
Orpheus
and Cerberus
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George
Frederick Watts
(English, 1817-1904)
Orpheus
and Eurydice
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: ?
Location: Private collection
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George
Frederick Watts
(English, 1817-1904)
Orpheus
and Eurydice (detail)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 53.8 x 73.7 cm
Location: Private collection
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Emile Levy
(French, 1826-1890)
Death of Orpheus
Painting Date: ?
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 189 x 118 cm
Location: Private collection
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Friedrich
Rehberg
Orpheus und
Eurydike
Painting Date: 1810
Medium: ?
Size: ?
Location: Munchen Residenz, 40 (Musikzimmer)
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Gustave
Moreau
(French, 1826-1898)
Orpheus
Painting Date: 1865
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 154 x 99.5 cm
Location: Musee d'Orsay, Paris, France
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Gustave
Moreau
(French, 1826-1898)
The Muses Leaving Their
Father Apollo to go and Enlighten the World
Painting Date: 1868
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 292 x 152 cm
Location: Gustave Moreau Museum, Paris, France
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Gustave
Moreau
(French, 1826-1898)
Orpheus on
the Tomb of Euridice
Painting Date: 1890-91
Medium: Unknown
Size: Unknown
Location: Musee Gustave Moreau, Paris, France
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Anselm Feuerbach
(German, 1829-1880)
Orpheus and Eurydice
Painting Date: 1869 (signed & dated)
Size: 195x124 cm
Location: Austria, Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum
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Henryk
Siemiradzki
Orpheus in
the Underworld
Painting Date: 1880s.
Medium: Unknown
Size: Unknown
Location: The Lvov Picture Gallery, Lvov, Ukraine
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Marie-Alexandre-Lucien Coudray
Orpheus
c. 1893
silver
1992.55.24.a
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Jules
Machard
(French, 1839-1900)
Orphee aux Enfers.
Grand prix de Rome de peinture d'histoire, 1865.
Painting Date: (?)
Medium: ?
Size: ?
Paris, Ecole nationale superieure des Beaux-Arts.
(c) Copyright Direction des musees de France, 1995. Cliche Ensb-a.
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Odilon
Redon
(French, 1840-1916)
Head of Orpheus
Painting Date: 1905 (?)
Medium: Pastel
Size: Unknown
Location: Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland,
Ohio, USA
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Auguste
Rodin
(French, 1840-1917)
Orpheus
1892
Bronze,
enlargement 1900, Godard Foundry, 8/12, original
edition. Posthumous cast authorized by Musee Rodin, 1981. Inscription:
"No. 8" on base, left back; "E. Godard Fondr"
on rear of base; "© By MUSEE Rodin 1981" on base, right
56 x 36 x 48 in.
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William
Blake Richmond
(British, 1842-1921)
Orpheus returning
from the Shades
Painting Date: 1885
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 185.5 x 115.5 cm
Location: Royal Academy of Arts, London, England
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Luc-Olivier Merson
(French, 1846-1920)
Orpheus
Painting Date: 1889
Medium: gouache
Size: ?
Location: ?
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John
Macallan Swan
(British, 1847-1910)
Orpheus
Painting Date: 1896
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 172.5 x 184 cm
Location: Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool,
England
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John
William Waterhouse
(British, 1849-1917)
Study
for "Nymphs finding the Head of Orpheus"
Painting Date: 1900 (?)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: Unknown
Location: Private Collection
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Pascal
Adolphe Jean Dagnan-Bouveret
(French, 1852-1929)
The Lament
of Orpheus
Painting Date: 1876
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: Unknown
Location: Unknown
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Alexandre
Seon
(French, 1855-1917)
Orpheus
Painting Date: 1883
Medium: Unknown
Size: Unknown
Location: Unknown
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Alexandre
Seon
(French, 1855-1917)
Orpheus
laments
Painting Date: 1896
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 73 x 116 cm
Location: Musеe d'Orsay, Paris, France
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Alexandre
Seon
(French, 1855-1917)
The Lyre of Orpheus
Painting Date: 1898
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 27 x 46 cm
Location: Musee d'Art et d'Industrie, Saint-Etienne, France
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Henry
Ryland
(British, 1856-1924)
The Young Orpheus
Painting Date: 1901 (?)
Medium: Watercolour
Size: Unknown
Location: Torre Abbey, Torquay, Devon, England
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Emile
Fabry
(Belgian, 1865-1966)
Orpheus
Painting Date: Unknown
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: Unknown
Location: Unknown
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Emile
Fabry
(Belgian, 1865-1966)
The Thread
of Life
Painting Date: 1892 (?)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 79 x 105 cm
Location: Private Collection
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Maurice
Denis
Orpheus and Eurydice
Date: 1910
Medium: oil on canvas
Dimensions: H.45-1/4 x W.65 in.
Credit Line: The Putnam Dana McMillan Memorial Fund
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Charles
de Sousy Ricketts
(English, 1866-1931)
Orpheus
and Eurydice
Painting Date: 1922
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 135 x 107 cm
Location: Private collection
Exhibited: Bradford Art Gallery; London, Royal Academy,
1923, Summer Exhibition, number 203; Manchester, 1933, Works by
Orpen, McEvoy, Ricketts, number 76; London, Royal Academy, 1933,
Commemorative Exhibition of the Works of Late Members, number 339
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John
Duncan
(British, 1866-1945)
Seated
Figure and Symbols
Painting Date: Unknown
Medium: Tempera
Size: 24 x 20 in
Location: Private Collection
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John
Duncan
(British, 1866-1945)
Semele
Painting Date: Unknown
Medium: Watercolour
Size: 66 x 24 in
Location: Private Collection
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John
Duncan
(British, 1866-1945)
A Masque of Love
Painting Date: 1921
Medium: Tempera
Size: 25 x 47 in
Location: Paisley Museum and Art Gallery (Renfrew District Council),
Paisley, Scotland
About the painting:
The leading figure in the procession shown in this painting, holding
a lyre, is Orpheus. He is followed by the goddess Semele,
who, tricked by the jealous Hera, demanded that her divine lover
Zeus, the god of lightning, appear before her in his true form,
whereupon she was consumed by fire. Behind Semele are Psyche and
Cupid, and Sappho, the poet of Lesbos. Sappho is followed by Francis
of Assisi, a monk who communicated with animals. Following St
Francis is Iseult, carrying the cup from which she and Tristan
will drink. Next is Elaine (from Arthurian legend), who carries
the shield of Lancelot, who spurns her love causing her to die
of her grief. Following her is Hugh of Lincoln, the boy saint
who died at the age on nine in 1255. Next come Aucassin and Nicolette,
two lovers from 12th century French tales. Behind them is the
poet Dante and above him his vision of Paulo and Francesco. Finally,
Magia Santi completes the procession, holding the hand of her
son Raphael who, with Michelangelo and Leonardo, was the youngest
of the creators of the High Renaissance. In the background Alcestis
is carried off to death (behind Semele), and Percival carries
a stave as he rides in quest of the Holy Grail.
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Jean
Delville
(Belgian, 1867-1953)
Orpheus
Painting Date: 1893
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: Unknown
Location: Private Collection
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Jean
Delville
(Belgian, 1867-1953)
Orpheus
in the Underworld
Painting Date: Unknown
Medium: Unknown
Size: Unknown
Location: Unknown
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Jean
Delville
(Belgian, 1867-1953)
Portrait de
la Sibylle
Painting Date: 1890
Medium: Drawing
Size: Unknown
Location: Unknown
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Orphism (or Orphic Cubism)
A short-lived movement in French painting that developed out of
Cubism between late 1911 and early 1914. The word 'Orphism', which
had previously been used by the Symbolists, was applied to the movement
by Guillaume Apollinaire at the exhibition of the Section d'Or in
October 1912; the reference to Orpheus, the singer and poet of Greek
mythology, reflected the desire of the artists involved to bring
a new element of lyricism and colour into the austere intellectual
Cubism of Picasso, Braque, and Gris. The painters mentioned by Apollinaire
as practitioners of Orphism were Robert Delaunay, Fernand Lйger,
Francis Picabia, and Marcel Duchamp; Frank Kupka was the main member
of the movement not named by Apollinaire. They made colour the principal
means of artistic expression and Delaunay and Kupka were among the
first to paint totally non-representational pictures, seeing an
analogy between pure abstraction and music. Although it was short-lived,
Orphism had a strong influence on German painting (notably Klee,
who visited Delaunay in 1912, Macke, and Marc) and also on Synchromism.
(Oxford Dictionary of Art, © Oxford
University Press 1997 )
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Carl
Milles
(Swedish, 1875-1955)
The Orpheus Fountain
Date: 1934
Location: Stockholm, Sweden, also - a replica at Cranbrook
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not available
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Suzanne Clairac
Nur kurz soll
das Gluck des jungen Paares dauern.
Painting Date: 1910
Medium: ?
Size: ?
Location: ?
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Pablo Picasso
(Spanish, 1881-1973)
Die Liebe zu
seiner von einer Schlange getoteten Gattin ist der Grund.
Painting Date: 1931
Medium: ?
Size: ?
Location: ?
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Edmund
Dulac
(French, 1882-1953)
Orpheus
and Eurydice
Painting Date: ?
Medium: Watercolour and gouache on paper
Size: 31.1 x 28.5 cm
Location: Private collection
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Jean Cocteau
(French, 1889-1963)
Orpheus of the Lyre
Painting Date: 1960
Medium: ?
Size: ?
Location: ?
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Ossip Zadkine
(1890-1967)
Orpheus
Date: 1949
Location: Roterdam
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Het logo van de
Apeldoornse Schouwburg.
Roterdam
Source: same
page as for Zadkine's work above
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dame Barbara Hepworth
(English sculptor, 1903-1975)
Orpheus (Maquette 2) (Version II)
Sculpture
Date: 1956, edition 1959
Location: Tate Gallery, London, England
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Lippold, Richard
(USA sculptor, 1915- )
Orpheus and Apollo
Sculpture
Date: ?
Location: Avery Fischer Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City
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Donald De Lue
Orpheus
Work Date: 1966
Category: Sculpture
Markings: Inscribed
Materials: Bronze
Size: h: 54.5 in / h: 138.4 cm
Location: Childs
Gallery, Ltd.
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Image
not available
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Walasse Ting
Black Orpheus
1964
lithograph (stone) in black on Rives BFK paper
1984.34.996
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Image
not available
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Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones
Orpheus and Eurydice
black and white chalk with traces of graphite on
brown paper
1983.74.5
Location: National Gallery of Art,
Washington D.C.
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Ron
Rodgers
Orpheus
Date: ?
Medium: hand built fired ceramic, painted to appear as if it were
bronze
Size: 73.5 inches tall.
The body 18 inches across
and 34 inches in height.
Location: ?
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Yarek
Godfrey
Orpheus
& Euyridice
Painting Date: 1994
Medium: Oil on Canvas,
Size: 76 x 51 inches.
Location: CFM Gallery
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Barbara
Kerstetter
(USA)
Song of Orpheus
Painting Date: 1997
Size: 16 x 18"
Medium: Oil on linen
Location: ?
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Добросав
Боб Живковић
(Србин)
Орфеј изводи
Еуридику из Хада
(илустрација у књизи Наде Кораћ "Лавиринт: Одабрани грчки
митови за читање и преправљање", Београд 2001)
Painting Date: 2001
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Добросав
Боб Живковић
Орфеј губи
Еуридику
(илустрација у књизи Наде Кораћ "Лавиринт: Одабрани грчки
митови за читање и преправљање", Београд 2001)
Painting Date: 2001
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Size: ?
Location: ?
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Gail Perrazini
(USA, contemporare painter)
Song of Orpheus
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