Gustave Doré
20 public-domain plates in the archive
French illustrator, painter and sculptor, best known for his illustrations of epic literature, such as those by Dante, Cervantes, Hugo, and Milton, as well as contemporary texts, such as those by Balzac. In 1872, he began to record the conditions of London slums. These engravings are rich in dramatic detail and show a harsh and nightmarish world. His work influenced that of Van Gough and later, the Symbolists.
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Christ Leaving the Court
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Enigma
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Les Saltimbanques
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Rue de la Vieille lanterne (The Suicide of Gérard de Nerval)
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A Dramatic Scene with a Fainting Woman
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Dwarf Musicians of Granada
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A Backstreet in London
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The Shades of French Soldiers from the Past Exhort the Army to Victory on the Rhine
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An Alpine Valley with Trees and Boulders
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Street Scene
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Christian Martyrs
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Cleopatra
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La Rue de la Vieille Lanterne: The Suicide of Gérard de Nerval
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Alpine Scene
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Sardinian Officer
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Sketch for "The Wolf Turned Shepherd" (recto) Sketch of Hunting Scene (verso)
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Sketch for "The Wolf Turned Shepherd" (recto)
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Liberty
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Young Woman from Valence
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Sancho Panza
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Plates by Gustave Doré
- Sancho Panza A catalogued plate
- Young Woman from Valence A catalogued plate
- Liberty A catalogued plate
- Sketch for "The Wolf Turned Shepherd" (recto) A catalogued plate
- Sketch for "The Wolf Turned Shepherd" (recto) Sketch of Hunting Scene (verso) A catalogued plate
- Sardinian Officer A catalogued plate
- Alpine Scene A catalogued plate
- La Rue de la Vieille Lanterne: The Suicide of Gérard de Nerval A catalogued plate
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