Symbolist Kids T-Shirts

A Gothic surreal masked skeleton in !8th century clothing. A touch of the rococo and perfect for Halloween.

Digitally altered decorative skeleton.

This painting shows a young victorian lady in a black and white peacock tail bustle dress.

The Crossing by by Léon Spilliaert

The nineteenth century was dominated by males, but there were still some woman who rose high with their intellectual and artistic achievements. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore was one of them. She was a poet, actress and an opera singer. Her poetry was deeply emotional and melancholic, Marceline was not afraid to venture into the dark side. She earned respect of the best male poets of her time.

This surreal painting shows a white clad young woman with Pre-raphaelite locks and a white dahlia as a crown. The artwork has an aged haunting Gothic feel. The original was painted in acrylic on cotton.

Mermaids at Play by Arnold Böcklin

Model in the Garden by Edvard Munch

The Absinthe Drinker (1907) by by Léon Spilliaert

Mysteriosa (1892) by Jean Delville

A beautiful nymph painted in a Art Nouveau style/Symbolist style. This small deatailed figurative illustration is painted in acrylic on fine cotton fixed to paper.

In this design there is a cute Capybara with a Santa hat with the words Capy Christmas in it. This Capybara Pun design is suitable for people who love Capybaras and think capybara is your spirit animal. Cute Capybaras are seen with other animals in a symbiotic relationship and are very chill animals. Capybaras are friendly even with animals like crocodiles, alligators and tortoises.

Two years before his early death, French poet Tristan Corbière (1845 – 1875) published Les amours jaunes. It was barely noticed. After Paul Verlaine included him in his anthology of the accursed poets, Tristan Corbière became immortal as one of the great poets of symbolism and predecessor of surrealism. He influenced poets of all styles, among them Pound and Eliot.

Tahitian Landscape by Paul Gauguin

Tahitian Landscape by the iconic artist Paul Gauguin

Landscape with Green Trees by Maurice Denis

The Flame (Goddess of Fire) (1896) by Odilon Redon

Memories of Mantegna (1910) by Konstantin Bogaevsky

Heptu bidding farewell to the city of Obb, by John Duncan 1909

corruption ruins the nation

This painting depicts a beautiful mythic piskie.

Landscape painting by John Duncan (1866-1945)

The Riders of the Sidhe, John Duncan (1866-1945)

The Sleeping Princess, John Duncan

Saint Bride carried by angels, John Duncan 1913

Aiofe by John Duncan

Because, honestly,.. we're all basically Edvard Munch's The Scream at this point...

André Gide portrait and quote: “Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But since no one was listening, everything must be said again.”

Arearea - 1892 by Paul Gauguin

Unicorn, by John Duncan 1933

Baba and Billy (portrait of the artist's daughter, Vivian), 1920 by John Duncan

Isolde (detail from Tristan and Isolde) by John Duncan 1912

Paul-Marie Verlaine was a French poet associated with the Symbolist movement and the Decadent movement.

The Coming of Bride (1917) by John Duncan

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Vintage abstract design by French symbolist artist Robert Delaunay.