Symbolist Posters and Art Prints

tempera and watersoluble pencils on mdf _cm 45X60_ on the hills of Conegliano Veneto, near Treviso, north-est of Italy

Illustration for Light and Truth publication "Who thinks overcomes". Woodcut by Mathieu Lauweriks, 1935 fine art print in late art nouveau style.

Mosaic of his best works

Joan Of Arc, John Duncan

Isis (1909) by Armand Point

Jealousy by Edvard Munch

surreal, painting, breakfast, still life, flowers, symbolist, soft colors, dramatic lighting, smooth, sharp focus, extremely detailed, aesthetically, pleasing, composition

Ophelia Among the Flowers by Odilon Redon

Colourful garden of the meditation,silent peace.,allegoric angels Contemporary figurative ,acrylic painting on canvas in black, pink,yellow,red colors Original painting by Bulgan Lumini ©

This painting shows a striking dark haired girl in a fanciful costume created from butterfly wings and a Victorian dress. She is set before a greenish background formed from circles.

Aleksey Remizov was an expert calligrapher who wrote in a very innovative way, creating fantasy inspired by folk traditions. In a way, devils and demons were his favorite motif. There were all types of them, some even so small that you could barely see them! Remizov is a writer of the original style. His opus is still to be explored. He died in exile.

Brunhild - The Valkyrie by Odilon Redon

The Bouquet and the Book (1910) by Edouard Vuillard

Aleksey Remizov was an expert calligrapher who wrote in a very innovative way, creating fantasy inspired by folk traditions. In a way, devils and demons were his favorite motif. There were all types of them, some even so small that you could barely see them! Remizov is a writer of the original style. His opus is still to be explored. He died in exile.

Begonia in a Pot by Odilon Redon

Aleksey Remizov was an expert calligrapher who wrote in a very innovative way, creating fantasy inspired by folk traditions. In a way, devils and demons were his favorite motif. There were all types of them, some even so small that you could barely see them! Remizov is a writer of the original style. His opus is still to be explored. He died in exile.

At some point, around World War One, Nikolay Gumilyov was a leading Russian poet. Initially, he was influenced by symbolism, but he later forged a new way of making poetry – Acmeism. In this adventure, he was joined by Osim Mandelstham and Anna Akhmatova, and some others who were in the group called the Guild of Poets. Gumilyov never hid his dislike of bolshevik authorities. In 1920, they executed him.He is remembered for his poetic works collected under titles The Path of the Conquistador, Romantic Flowers, Pearls,Foreign Sky , etc.

Aleksey Remizov was an expert calligrapher who wrote in a very innovative way, creating fantasy inspired by folk traditions. In a way, devils and demons were his favorite motif. There were all types of them, some even so small that you could barely see them! Remizov is a writer of the original style. His opus is still to be explored. He died in exile.

Aleksey Remizov was an expert calligrapher who wrote in a very innovative way, creating fantasy inspired by folk traditions. In a way, devils and demons were his favorite motif. There were all types of them, some even so small that you could barely see them! Remizov is a writer of the original style. His opus is still to be explored. He died in exile.

The human being seeks the infinite without understanding that his human condition does not allow him to reach it. Symbols are universal elements of communication, a means of ancestral freedom of expression. They concentrate strong messages that transcend borders and languages but remain one of the main elements of identification, differentiation, claim and pride of different cultures, and therefore of the richness of the cultural diversity. The SYMBASIC collection mainly revisits the symbols of universal, Arab, Amazigh and Black African cultures.

Anemones by Odilon Redon

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Bouquet of Flowers by Odilon Redon

Flowers in a Chinese Vase (1910) by Odilon Redon

'White Rose Red Rose' by Margaret Macdonald, born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1864, her inspiration for this artwork has Celtic origins enveloped in folklore.

Cactus Man (1882) by Odilon Redon

Sacred Heart by Odilon Redon

Joan of Arc by Odilon Redon

Spirit of the Forest by Odilon Redon

Christ in Silence by Odilon Redon

Woman Among the Flowers by Odilon Redon

'The Sleeping Princess' by Margaret Macdonald, born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1864, her inspiration for this gesso wall panel has Celtic origins enveloped in folklore.

The Buddha by Odilon Redon

'Black Thorns' by Margaret Macdonald, an Art Nouveau artist born in Glasgow, Scotland during the Victorian era and was inspired by folklore and Celtic arts.

Pegasus by Odilon Redon

Butterflies (1910) by Odilon Redon