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Visions of Decadence and Collapse

Visions of Decadence and Collapse

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These are visions of decadence and collapse, so typical of the Decadent movement, from Romanticism through avant-garde and film images.

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Visions of Decadence and Collapse

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Thomas Cole: The Course of Empire

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I: The Savage State, 1836

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II: The Pastoral or Arcadian State, 1834

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III: The Consummation of Empire, 1836

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IV: Destruction, 1836

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V: Desolation, 1836

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Ruins

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Ruins in an Oak GroveCaspar David Friedrich, 1810

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Ruins by the SeaArnold Böcklin, 1880

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Orgies Before the Collapse

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The Death of SardanapalEugène Delacroix, 1828

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The Romans of the DecadenceThomas Couture, 1847

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Detail

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The SuitorsGustave Moreau, 1852

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Warning, 1907Alexander Benois

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Doomed Cities

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Scene During the Eruption of Vesuvius,Joseph Franque, c. 1827

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The Last Day of PompeiiKarel Briullov, 1836

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Detail

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The Last Days of BabylonGeorges Rochegrosse, 1891

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BabylonFrantišek Kupka, 1906

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Terror Antiquus, 1908Léon Bakst

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The City: Prelude Mikolajus Čiurlionis, 1909

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Illustration for The Other SideAlfred Kubin, 1909

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City Dreams: The KissMikhail Dobuzhinsky, 1916

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In the Burning CityJosef Váchal, 1927

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The “Dead City”: Fernand Khnopff’sBruges-la-Morte

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Abandoned City, 1904

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Canal, 1904

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The Hospital of St. John, c. 1904

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Bruges: A Doorway, 1904

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Memory of Bruges: The Entry to the Beguinage, 1904

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Visions of the End

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FloodFeodor Bruni, 1845

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Finis: The End of All ThingsMaximilian Pirner, 1887

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Death Makes All Equalor Third Future

Max Klinger, 1888

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Wild ChaseFranz von Stuck, 1889

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Demon in the Streets (The Demon of War)Karel Hlaváček, 1896

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WarArnold Böcklin, 1896

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WarArnold Böcklin, 1896

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Death Pursuing HumanityJames Ensor, 1896

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The PlagueArnold Böcklin, 1898

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FamineAlfred Kubin, 1902

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WarAlfred Kubin, 1902

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EpidemicAlfred Kubin, 1903

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The Man-GodJean Delville, 1903

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The Last AngelNikolai Roerich, 1912

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The Torch of WarAlfred Kubin, 1914

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Manslaughter, Film StillCecil B. DeMille, 1922