The Plague by Arnold Bocklin

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About Arnold Bocklin

Few nineteenth-century painters built a private mythology as strange and lasting as this Swiss Symbolist, whose dreamlike landscapes pulled classical figures into brooding, almost cinematic moods. Born in Basel in 1827, he spent formative years in Rome and Munich, absorbing the Italian campagna and the German Romantic appetite for the uncanny. The five versions of Isle of the Dead, painted between 1880 and 1886, became touchstones for Surrealists like de Chirico and Dalí, and even shaped Rachmaninoff's symphonic poem. For contemporary viewers, his work still does what little else can: it makes silence visible, and lends a room the weight of a half-remembered dream.