Jean delville

Jean Delville Orphée Mort (Study), c.1890 Signed lower left "Jean Delville) Black pencil, colored pencil on paper. 16.32h x 17w inches

Jean Delville was a Belgian painter (1867-1953) who painted heavily symbolic scenes with a occult oriented spiritual perspective. He grew up in the Belgian town of Louvain, but when his outstanding…

The Angel of Splendour or Allegory of Hell (1899) by Jean Delville (b. Jean Libert, 19 January 1867; Louvain, Belgium – d. 19 January 1953; Forest, Brussels, Belgium) Pencil and black chalk on paper, h: 79 × w: 53.5 cm (31.10 × 21.06 in.) Signed 1899; exhibition label on the reverse https://www.blouinartsalesindex.com/auctions/Jean-Delville-7113605/The-Angel-of-Splendour-or-Allegory-of-Hell-1899 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Delville

Jean Delville was a symbolist painter, author, poet, hermetic philosopher, teacher and occultist from Belgium. Delville helped organized the Salons d'Art Idéaliste (the Belgian Idealist movement); a group whose goal was to continue the tradition of idealistic or spiritual Artworks. Delville traced this idea-based concept all the way back to the ancient Greek and Egyptian esoteric traditions.

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Jean Delville (1867-1953) was a Belgian Symbolist Painter, Author, Poet, Teacher & Theosophist. His work expressed Philosophical Ideals derived from Hermetic & Esoteric Traditions (influenced by Levi, Schuré, Péladan, Blavatsky & Besant). He believed Art should be an expression of a higher Spiritual Truth, based on the Principle of Ideal, or Spiritual Beauty. Main themes of Delville's Paintings include Initiation + Transfiguration of the Inner Life of the Soul to a higher Spiritual Purpose…

View La justice d'autrefois (1907 - 1914) By Delville Jean; graphite on paper; 121 x 90 cm; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Jean Delville, the Belgian Idealist, sought to depict the elevation of the human spirit in his art, believing that the defiance of base desires...

View L'Homme-Dieu (1900) By Delville Jean; oil on canvas; 62½ x 67 in. (158 x 169 cm.); Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Jean Delville 1867-1953 België

Jean Delville (1867-1953) was an artist from Belgium. See more of their work on Arthur.io.

The Belgian Symbolist painter and writer Jean Delville (1867 – 1953) is considered a mystic, an idealist, and an occultist who sought to revive the ancient traditions of Cabbala, Magic, and A…

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