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creating a dynamic contrast
belongs to the artist's Symbolist and Expressionist period
is a gripping portrayal of the biblical tale of divine retribution
Martin's dramatic use of light and shadow
and etiquette in the imperial court
Desolation | Thomas Cole | 1836 Frame Options:White Frame creating a dynamic contrastAbout the artwork: Thomas Cole's "The Course of Empire" is a five part series of paintings created between 1833 and 1836, depicting the rise and fall of an imaginary empire. The series traces the cyclical nature of civilization, beginning with "The Savage State," where nature is untamed and humanity is in its infancy. This is followed by "The Arcadian or Pastoral State," illustrating the harmony between humans and nature, and then "The Consummation of
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