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Salome is shown recoiling in terror as the ghostly head of John the Baptist appears before her
The Ballad of Lenore by Horace Vernet
emphasizing tender intimacy against impending tragedy
with the woman's serene expression and elegant posture mirroring the grace of the flower
engaging in a tranquil moment by a serene body of water
Ophelia | Léopold Burthe | 1851 Frame Options:Art Print Salome is shown recoiling inAbout the artwork: Lopold Burthes Ophelia presents Shakespeares tragic heroine at the threshold between life and death, focusing on the moment described in Act IV, Scene VII of Hamlet, when Ophelia falls near the willow and is carried away by the water. Painted in 1851, the work reflects the nineteenth century fascination with Shakespearean tragedy and with fragile, psychologically charged female figures. Burthe, a French painter associated with
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