🎨 Flora, scattering flowers, 1875
by Arnold Böcklin 🇨🇭
oil on panel, 82.5 cm x 51.5 cm
Museum Folkwang, Germany
About the artwork:
Böcklin's work is known for its imaginative interpretations of classical and mythological themes, often set in landscapes that include elements of classical architecture. His paintings frequently explore allegorical and mythological subjects, blending them with a sense of fantasy and an exploration of themes like death and mortality. "Flora, Scattering Flowers" is an embodiment of this approach, depicting a mythological scene in a natural setting.
by Arnold Böcklin 🇨🇭
oil on panel, 82.5 cm x 51.5 cm
Museum Folkwang, Germany
About the artwork:
Böcklin's work is known for its imaginative interpretations of classical and mythological themes, often set in landscapes that include elements of classical architecture. His paintings frequently explore allegorical and mythological subjects, blending them with a sense of fantasy and an exploration of themes like death and mortality. "Flora, Scattering Flowers" is an embodiment of this approach, depicting a mythological scene in a natural setting.