Figurative

Explore Figurative Art: Masterful portrayals of the human form, emotion, and identity. Discover classical and contemporary works that challenge realism and reflect the human experience. Download high-resolution images for study and inspiration.

  • Mother’s Pride (1901)

    Mother’s Pride (1901)

    Henriëtte Ronner-Knip (Dutch, 1821–1909)

    A mother cat watches over her lively kittens in a scene brimming with warmth and meticulous detail.

  • The Rose Of All Roses (1889)

    The Rose Of All Roses (1889)

    Wilhelm Menzler (German, 1852–1926)

    A solitary rose, radiant and meticulously detailed, seems to emerge from darkness, embodying both fragility and timeless beauty.

  • Princess Cecile Of Greece (1914)

    Princess Cecile Of Greece (1914)

    Philip Alexius de László (Hungarian, unknown)

    A luminous portrait of a young princess, balancing regal elegance with tender humanity through delicate brushwork and light.

  • Woman and Child at the Well (1882)

    Woman and Child at the Well (1882)

    Camille Pissarro (French, 1830–1903)

    A tender depiction of rural life, where a woman and child share a quiet moment by a sunlit well.

  • L’Inverno (1890-1910)

    L’Inverno (1890-1910)

    Édouard Bisson (French, 1856–1945)

    A serene winter scene with a solitary figure, where frost and soft light create a dreamlike atmosphere of quiet reflection.

  • La Boule Argentée

    La Boule Argentée

    Alfred Stevens (Belgian, 1823–1906)

    A silver sphere reflects light and mystery in this masterful study of texture and perception.

  • Girl with a rose

    Girl with a rose

    Delphin Enjolras (French, 1857–1945)

    A young girl holds a rose close, her expression caught between vulnerability and quiet strength.

  • Portrait de femme (1876)

    Portrait de femme (1876)

    Charles Chaplin (French, 1889–1977)

    A woman’s introspective gaze and delicate features are rendered with soft, luminous brushwork, evoking both stillness and quiet depth.

  • Les Théâtres (1907)

    Les Théâtres (1907)

    Henri Adrien Tanoux (French, 1865–1923)

    A vibrant, chaotic portrayal of theater life, where masks and emotions intertwine in a dance of hidden truths.