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The 25 artworks by Gustavas Moreau our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.

Edition 2026 · 25 artworks Each artwork painted to order
Lino drobė · Autentiškumo sertifikatas · Siunčiama visai pasaulyje Gustavas Moreau · 1826 – 1898

Žalos išpažinimas

1876 · original 72 x 105 cm

Žalos išpažinimas – Gustave Moreau Šiuolaikinės simbolistinės dailės meistras, įkvėpęs garsius veiksmus ir emocijas. Įsikėlkite į šį įvykį įvykdantą Šiaurės vakarų Paryžiui prieinamą Musée d'Orsay.

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Popularity: No. 1 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Feetonas

1878 · Liuvro muziejus, Paris

Atraskite Gustavo Moreaujo „Feetoną“ – įtraukiantį simbolizmo paveikslą apie mitą ir dramą. Atraskite jo turtingus detalus, ryškias spalvas ir palikimą Louvro muziejuje.

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Popularity: No. 2 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Salome su Šv. Jono Krikštytojo galva

1876 · Metropolitano muziejus, New York · original 22 x 12 cm

Gustave Moreau šiurpi „Salome su Šv. Jono Krikštytojo galva“ (1876) – simbolizmo šedevras, tyrinėjantis troškimą, gailestį ir moralę per psichologinį gębį bei vaizdingą simboliką. Atraskite detales WahooArt.

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Popularity: No. 3 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Salome Dancing before Herod

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Popularity: No. 4 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Jazonas ir Medėja

1865 · Liuvro muziejus, Paris

Atraskite šiurpų Gustavo Moreau vaizdą „Jazonas ir Medėja“! Simbolizmo šedevras su dramatiškais veikais, mitologiniu simbolizmu ir psichologiniu gyliu – dabar pasiekiamas kaip nuostabios reprodukcijos.

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Popularity: No. 5 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Mystical Flower

1890 · Musėja Gustavo Moros, Paris

Dive into Gustave Moreau's 'Mystical Flower,' a captivating Symbolist masterpiece (1890). Explore its rich mythology, religious symbolism & intricate details within the Musée Gustave Moreau’s collection.

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Popularity: No. 6 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Diomedės savo arkliais suvalgytas

Gustave Moreau simbolizmo šedevras apie Heraklio ir Diomedės mitą. Įsigite stebuklingą, rankiškai tapelį jau šiandien.

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Popularity: No. 7 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Salomė kalėjime

1876 · Nacionalinis Vakarų meno muziejus, Tokijas

Gustave Moreau kūrinys – pratimų apie dvasinę melancholiją. Atraskite šį amžiną, paslaptingą viziją per eterišką šviesą ir spalvas.

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Salome

1875 · Musėja Gustavo Moros, Paris

Moreau „Salome“ (1875) – įtraukiantis simbolizmas ir mitas. Atraskite jo prabangą bei biblijinių istorijų paslaptis.

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Popularity: No. 9 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Salome Dancing

1886 · Orsė muziejus, Paris · original 336 x 213 cm

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Popularity: No. 10 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Mairės, apie 1885 m.

Grand Palais, Paris · original 118 x 89 cm

Gustave Moreau kūrinys „Mairės“ – simbolistinis šedevras su aukso ir mėlyvų spalvų žavesiu. Atraskite šį amžiną povandenio pasaulį.

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Popularity: No. 11 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Pietė

1854 · Städelsche Kunstinstitut Und Städtische Galerie, Frankfurtas · original 75 x 96 cm

Susikurkite su Gustavu Moreau „Pietė“ (1854). Šis simbolinis pradojas užfiksuoja Marijos sielą ir dievinę ryšį stebekliniais detalėmis bei emocine gylimi. Susimėžinkite jo turtingą simbolizmą Paryžiuje.

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Popularity: No. 12 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Salom Dancing before Herod

1876 · Armand Hammer meno muziejus, Los Andželas · original 103 x 144 cm

Gustave Moreau

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Popularity: No. 13 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Uogulėta Salome

1875 · Musėja Gustavo Moros, Paris

Gustave Moreau – Simbolizmo šviesė, XIX amžiaus dailininkas. Jo kūriniai išsiskiria simbolišku stiliumi ir giltybe.

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Popularity: No. 14 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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The Daughters of Thespius

1853 · original 255 x 258 cm

A dreamlike vision of ancient Greek mythology unfolds in Gustave Moreau's The Daughters of Thespius, a Symbolist masterpiece of intricate detail and mythic beauty that invites you to bring this legend home.

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Popularity: No. 15 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Saint George

Explore Gustave Moreau’s dramatic ‘Saint George’ painting – a Romantic masterpiece featuring a heroic dragon slaying! Discover its bold lines, rich colors & symbolic depth.

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Popularity: No. 16 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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The Muses Leaving Their Father Apollo to go and Enlighten th

Moreau’s mesmerizing Symbolist painting captures a poignant tableau of departing muses leaving Apollo, bathed in an otherworldly glow and punctuated by symbolic elements like birds and a clock—a testament to his masterful artistic vision.

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Popularity: No. 17 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Dejanira (Autumn)

A hauntingly beautiful mythological dreamscape, Gustave Moreau’s Symbolist painting Dejanira (Autumn) uses ethereal light and muted tones to evoke profound emotion, inviting you to explore this timeless vision.

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Popularity: No. 18 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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The Voices

1867 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Muziejus, Madrido · original 220 x 115 cm

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Ganymede

1886

Explore Gustave Moreau's 'Ganymede,' a captivating Symbolist watercolor from 1886. Discover its dreamlike style, mythological themes & rich artistic legacy.

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Popularity: No. 20 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Prince Hamlet kill King Claudius

Gustave Moreau’s dramatic depiction of Hamlet’s fatal act—a Symbolist masterpiece brimming with intensity and shadowed figures—captures Shakespeare's tragedy. Explore this evocative artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.

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Popularity: No. 21 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Jupiter and Semele

1895 · original 213 x 118 cm

Experience the dreamlike intensity of Gustave Moreau's Symbolist masterpiece Jupiter and Semele, a mythic tableau of divine drama and ethereal light that invites you to bring this legendary vision into your collection.

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Popularity: No. 22 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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The Unicorns (Les Licornes in French) - Gustave Moreau

2026

Pasinerkite į Gustave Moreau kerintį "Vienaragius". Šis simbolizmo šedevras primena mitus, troškimą ir nepasiekiamumo žavesį. Kruopščiai detalizuotas, turtingomis spalvomis perteikiamas sapniškas grynumo ir ilgesio vaizdas. Įsigykite meno istorijos dalelę šiandien! Tyrinėkite šį įtraukų kūrinį WahooArt.com.

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Hesiod and the Muse

Witness the divine encounter! Gustave Moreau's 'Hesiod and the Muse' captures myth & inspiration with stunning symbolism, angels, and musical harmony – a captivating Symbolist masterpiece.

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Popularity: No. 24 of 538 artworks by Gustavas Moreau
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Jacob and the Angel

Moreau's Jacob and the Angel depicts a woman wrestling with an angel amidst trees and birds, embodying Symbolist ideals of mythic storytelling and psychological exploration.

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The artist

Gustavas Moreau

1826 – 1898

Pagrindinė informacija

Lifespan72 years
Works on APS538
Typical colorsžemiški tonai
Topics exploredsymbolism, mythology, dreamscape, landscape, religion
Top-ranked workŽalos išpažinimas
NationalityPrancūzija
Art periodXIX amžius
Room fitpopieriaus svetainė

Biography

The Life and Art of Gustave Moreau

Gustave Moreau was a French artist who lived a life deeply connected to the streets of Paris. Born in the city on April 6, 1826, he spent his years navigating the shifting currents of the nineteenth century. He was a central figure in the Symbolist movement, a period that looked away from the literal world to find meaning in the unseen. His work was not a pursuit of mere imitation, but an attempt to give form to the internal landscape of the human psyche.

His output was immense. Throughout his life, he produced over 15,000 paintings, watercolors, and drawings. This vast collection reflects a man who was constantly translating myth and religion into a personal visual language. He worked with an intensity that saw him create a massive body of work before he passed away in Paris on April 18, 1898.

His art often focused on the heavy, psychological weight of ancient stories. Rather than simply illustrating a scene, he sought to capture the spiritual essence of his subjects. This approach made him a singular voice in a time when many of his peers were focused on the fleeting light of the natural world. His dedication to this inward exploration left behind a profound record of the human soul.

Early Life, Family and Training

Born into a bourgeois family in Paris, France, Gustave Moreau grew up in a household where structure and melody met. His father, Louis Jean Marie Moreau, worked as an architect and archivist, providing a sense of order and historical depth to their home. His mother, Adèle-Pauline Desmoutier, was a musician, and her influence added a rhythmic sensibility to the family's atmosphere. From a very young age, Gustave showed a natural talent for drawing, a gift that seemed to emerge almost instinctively as he explored the world around him.

His formal education began at Collège Rollin, which is known today as Collège-lycée Jacques-Decour. This early schooling provided the foundation for his later, more specialized studies. He eventually entered the École des Beaux-Arts, where he underwent rigorous academic training. It was here that he studied under figures such as François-Édouard Picot, learning the technical discipline required to master the classical traditions of his time.

Artistic Development and Italian Travels

By the 1850s, Moreau felt the pull of the past, a need to understand the foundations of the art he so deeply respected. This led him to Italy, a period that would fundamentally reshape his vision. He did not merely observe the works of the masters; he lived among them, spending his time making hundreds of copies and studies of Old Master paintings. These were not simple exercises for him. Through the act of replication, he sought to absorb the secrets of composition and the psychological depth found in the works of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. He studied their anatomy and their ability to capture the human spirit, absorbing their techniques to build his own visual language.

While the Italian masters provided a structural foundation, other influences added a layer of emotional intensity to his developing style. He found himself drawn to the dramatic use of color seen in the works of Eugène Delacroix. This fascination with how color could convey narrative and feeling became a cornerstone of his approach. He was not interested in the objective reality of the world around him, but rather in how light and pigment could express the internal movements of the soul. His time in Italy allowed him to synthesize these diverse influences, blending the classical precision of the Renaissance with a more modern, expressive use of color.

Technique and Symbolic Style

Moreau’s approach to the canvas was a slow, deliberate process. He favored a meticulous layering of paint, building up surfaces that possessed a heavy, physical presence. This method allowed him to create rich textures that seemed to hold light within them. To deepen the spiritual weight of his subjects, he often incorporated gold leaf, a choice that lent his scenes a Byzantine quality. He was less interested in the surface of the natural world and more focused on the expressive power of color and form to convey a specific mood or a hidden meaning.

His paintings are filled with a dense language of symbols. A serpent might appear to represent temptation, while jewels are used to signify earthly desires. These elements do not merely decorate the scene; they act as visual cues for the viewer to look toward the psychological or the spiritual. Through this intricate detail, he built a dreamlike atmosphere where the boundaries of reality felt thin. The figures in his work often seem to exist in a state of suspension, caught between the physical and the ethereal.

Notable Masterpieces and Works

Many of Moreau's most recognized paintings emerged from his deep interest in the stories of antiquity and the Bible. In 1864, he exhibited Oedipus and the Sphinx, a work that helped establish his reputation. His fascination with the figure of Salome led to several different interpretations. One of his most famous works is Salome Dancing before Herod, which captures the tension of the biblical narrative through his unique, detailed approach. He also produced The Apparition between 1874 and 1876, a piece that highlights the strange, dreamlike atmosphere he often sought to create.

As his career progressed, his compositions grew in complexity. In 1885, he painted Voices of Evening, a watercolor that demonstrates his ability to use soft textures to convey a sense of spiritual quietude. Later in his life, in 1895, he completed Jupiter and Semele, a work that reflects the grand, mythological scale he favored. His canvases often felt less like windows into a real room and more like stages for the subconscious, where light and shadow worked together to suggest something beyond the physical world.

Circle, Pupils and Teaching

In his later years, Moreau moved from the quiet seclusion of his studio into the classroom. In 1893, he accepted a professorship at the École des Beaux-Arts, a position that allowed him to pass his ideas to a new generation of painters. He did not teach his students to merely mimic his hand or his specific way of applying paint. Instead, he encouraged them to look inward. He urged them to embrace their own imagination and to find their own unique modes of individual expression, pushing them to move beyond the rigid rules of the academy.

This emphasis on the internal life of the artist left a mark on many who sat in his lectures. Among those who studied under him was Henri Matisse, who would go on to reshape the landscape of modern art. Georges Rouault was another of his pupils, absorbing the lessons of symbolism and personal vision that Moreau championed. Through these students, his belief in the importance of the subconscious and the spiritual became a part of the broader evolution of French painting.

Legacy and Enduring Influence

By the 1890s, Moreau had become a central figure in the Symbolist movement. He did not seek the spotlight, yet his presence was felt deeply by those who followed him. His influence reached into the classrooms of the École des Beaux-Arts, where he encouraged his students to look inward and embrace their own imagination. This focus on individual expression helped pave the way for the modern art that would emerge in the decades following his death.

While his specific style was sometimes met with mixed reactions during his lifetime, his importance was recognized again in the latter half of the 20th century. This period saw a significant reevaluation of his work, as people looked past the surface to find the psychological depth he had spent his life exploring. He is now widely regarded as a precursor to modern art, a man who helped shift the focus of painting from the external world to the internal soul.

The Musée Gustave Moreau in Paris remains a place where his vision is preserved. The building itself, which he helped transform into a museum, keeps his memory alive in the very space where he lived and worked. It is a quiet place that holds the weight of his many years of study and creation.

Where to See the Works Today

To experience his art in the most intimate way, one can visit the Musée Gustave Moreau in Paris, France. This museum is housed in the very building that served as his home and studio. Walking through these spaces allows you to see the environment where he lived and worked, providing a direct connection to his daily life and creative process.

Beyond his personal residence, several major institutions hold his paintings. In Paris, the Louvre also maintains two of his works in its collection. For those traveling further, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York holds two more of his paintings, allowing his vision to reach audiences far beyond the streets of France.

Oedipus and the Sphinx (1864)
Jason and Medea (1865)

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