Funeral Symphony (VII) 1903
mikalojuskonstantinasciurlionis
tempera, painting, mural
allegories
allegory
tempera
symbol
painting
landscape
figuration
momento-mori
symbolism
history-painting
mural
"Funeral Symphony (VII)" is a 1903 painting by Lithuanian symbolist artist Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis. The painting depicts a solitary figure cloaked in a hooded gown, standing in a dimly lit room by a window. The figure's head is bowed, suggesting grief or contemplation. The soft, ethereal hues and blurred lines create a melancholic atmosphere, evoking a sense of loss and solemnity. Ciurlionis's work is known for its symbolic and allegorical imagery, often drawing inspiration from music and nature. "Funeral Symphony" is part of a larger cycle of works exploring themes of death and the afterlife. The painting's enigmatic nature invites viewers to contemplate the meaning of life and mortality.
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