The Sorceress | Birmingham Museum of Art
Apr 28, 2020 · The Sorceress was the artist’s submission to the Paris Salon exhibition of 1883. The commanding female figure in the act of performing a spell is likely a subject from literature, although the source has yet to be identified.
L’Envoûteuse (The Sorceress) | Birmingham Museum of Art
The Sorceress was the artist’s submission to the Paris Salon exhibition of 1883. The commanding female figure in the act of performing a spell is likely a subject from literature, although the source has yet to be identified.
January 2013: The Sorceress | Birmingham Museum of Art
Dec 18, 2012 · The Sorceress portrays one such Eastern woman. Her clothing, surroundings, and implements – a voodoo doll, upside-down crucifix, and pentagram with Arabic inscriptions – all indicate that she is in the midst of a magical spell.
L’Envoûteuse - Bhamwiki
Nov 15, 2022 · "L’Envoûteuse", also called "Une sorcière au xve siècle" ("A 15th-century Sorceress") is an 1883 oil painting by French artist Georges Merle.
L'Envoûteuse (The Sorceress) - Georges Merle — Google Arts
Title: L'Envoûteuse (The Sorceress) Creator: Georges Merle; Creator Lifespan: 1851 - 1886; Date: 1883; Location: France; Physical Dimensions: w45 x h57.5 IN; Department: Painting and Sculpture
"The Sorceress" by Georges Merle... - Stories Behind Art
Nov 4, 2024 · "The Sorceress" by Georges Merle (1883) ️ Location: Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, USA The Story Behind the Artwork: The Sorceress (also known as L’Envoûteuse) was painted by Georges...
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Georges Merle - The Sorceress [1883] - Flickr
May 25, 2022 · [Birmingham Museum of Art, Alabama - Oil on canvas, 146.1 x 114.3 cm] The Sorceress was the artist’s submission to the Paris Salon exhibition of 1883. The commanding female figure in the act of performing a spell is likely a subject from literature, although the source has yet to be identified.
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“L’Envoûteuse (The Sorceress)” by Georges Merle | Birmingham Museum of Art
This Sunday, BMA Teaching Fellow Gracie Chatham will facilitate a discussion on L’Envoûteuse (The Sorceress) by Georges Merle in the 19th c. European gallery. Meet Gracie in the Main Lobby on the First Floor at 1:00 pm.
Georges Merle "L’Envoûteuse (The Sorceress)" Custom Print
Original work: Georges Merle (French, 1851 - 1886), L'Envoûteuse (The Sorceress), 1883, oil on canvas, 57 1/2 x 45 in. (148.1 x 114.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Purchase with funds provided by the Children of the Vann Family: William O. Vann, Sally V. Worthen, Robert D. Vann
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