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The Song of Songs: the Shulammite maiden (w / c) (for detail see 83721)
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The Song of Songs: the Shulammite maiden (w / c) (for detail see 83721)
PWI83718 The Song of Songs: the Shulammite maiden (w/c) (for detail see 83721) by Moreau, Gustave (1826-98); 37x19 cm; Private Collection; ePeter Willi; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23350466
© Peter Willi / Bridgeman Images
Canticles Femme Fatale Oriental Sunset Symbolist Temptress
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This print showcases Gustave Moreau's masterpiece, "The Song of Songs: the Shulammite maiden". The artwork beautifully captures a moment from the biblical tale, depicting a female figure bathed in warm sunset hues. With an oriental touch and symbolic elements, Moreau masterfully portrays the allure of this enigmatic character. The Shulammite maiden stands as a mesmerizing temptress against the backdrop of an ancient Japanese landscape. This painting draws inspiration from both religious and mythological themes, showcasing Moreau's unique style as a symbolist artist. In this portrayal, the nude figure exudes sensuality while maintaining an air of mystery. Her nakedness is not merely physical but represents vulnerability and spiritual purity. As she gazes into the distance with serene confidence, her presence evokes notions of femme fatale and divine femininity. "The Song of Songs" is derived from the Old Testament and holds significant importance in Christianity. It explores themes of love, desire, and devotion through poetic verses known as Canticles or Le Cantique des Cantiques. This particular piece resides within a private collection in Kurashiki, Japan. Its inclusion in Peter Willi's portfolio highlights its artistic value beyond commercial use. By capturing every intricate detail with finesse, this print allows viewers to appreciate Moreau's profound interpretation of this timeless biblical narrative.
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