Gustave Doré's woodblock-print illustrations of classic Western literature remain iconic and influential, solidifying his legacy in art history.
Doré's intense Romantic style shines through in his depictions of dramatic events from the Vulgate Bible, showcasing his skill in portraying complex scenes.
The illustrations exhibit elements of Romanicism with mountain scenes, vivid skies, and violent battles, capturing the essence of the stories through Doré' artistic interpretation.
Beyond Old Testament themes, Doré includes Victorian angels, women, and children in his illustrations, blending different eras and themes in a sentimental yet brutal manner.
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