Explore Franz von Stuck’s Portrait of Mrs. von Stuck (1914), a radiant and personal tribute to the artist’s wife, filled with symbolic richness, vibrant color, and timeless elegance.
Discover Franz von Stuck’s Portrait of Daughter Mary (1912), an intimate and graceful pastel capturing the quiet strength, dignity, and presence of the artist’s daughter with striking realism.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s The Spring (1902), a luminous Symbolist painting that personifies nature’s rebirth through a powerful and serene female figure surrounded by early springtime blossoms.
Explore the emotional depth and symbolism of Franz von Stuck’s “Lost” (1891), a powerful depiction of isolation, anguish, and existential despair set against a stark, snow-covered void.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s iconic 1897 poster for Munich’s VII. Internationale Kunstausstellung, where classical myth meets modern typographic design in a bold Symbolist statement.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s 1904–07 Symbolist masterpiece Iphigenia In Aulis, where mythic sacrifice, moody landscape, and haunting female presence converge in timeless drama.
Discover Franz von Stuck’s 1904 masterpiece Sphinx, where a nude figure reclines under a starry night, embodying mystery, allure, and timeless symbolism.
Delve into Franz von Stuck’s refined 1928 oil portrait Portrait of a Lady with a Lace Collar, where sumptuous black drapery, intricate lace, and a contemplative gaze converge in late‑career maturation.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s 1915 Self‑Portrait, where the Munich Symbolist frames himself in a glowing red rondel, capturing an era’s tension and an artist’s enduring vision.
Discover Franz von Stuck’s pastel masterpiece Mary Stuck, the Artist’s Daughter (c. 1906), where intimate draftsmanship, subtle color, and psychological depth converge in a timeless portrait of childhood.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s “Medea,” where the tragic sorceress stands draped in red, her children at her feet and a green blade in hand, in a masterful Symbolist study of vengeance and maternal conflict.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s intimate 1905 pastel portrait Mary, the artist’s daughter, in Velázquez Dress, where familial love, Old Master homage, and sensitive draftsmanship converge in a timeless study of childhood and art.
Discover Franz von Stuck’s Fireflies (1908), where a satyr child and human companion share a magical moment in an emerald meadow lit by glowing insects, blending myth and childhood wonder.
Delve into Franz von Stuck’s Dionysus (1900), where classical myth meets Symbolist nuance in a poised, androgynous deity crowned with ivy and holding a wine cup, evoking dualities of ecstasy and restraint.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s intimate 1908 pastel portrait Girl in a Blue Dress, where delicate line, symbolic color, and psychological depth converge in serene immediacy.
Delve into Franz von Stuck’s 1893 masterpiece The Sin, where a half‑hidden woman entwined by a cobalt serpent ignites a powerful Symbolist meditation on temptation, guilt, and human nature.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s 1920 masterpiece The Nibelung, where skeletal warriors, a blood‑red sky, and a pleading figure evoke mythic tragedy and post‑war despair.
Explore Franz von Stuck’s 1900 portrait Mrs. Feez, where Symbolist nuance, masterful brushwork, and refined composition converge to evoke a modern woman’s inner life.