Masque of Red Death 1986
greghildebrandt
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impressionistic
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abstract expressionism
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abstract painting
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ethereal
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possibly oil pastel
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blurred
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neo expressionist
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underpainting
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expressionist
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gothic
Greg Hildebrandt's 1986 "Masque of the Red Death" is a captivating illustration, depicting the chilling tale of Prince Prospero's attempt to escape the Red Death plague by secluding himself in an abbey. The artwork features a figure cloaked in red, symbolizing the plague, standing against a fiery red window, illuminated by the ominous light. This figure stands in stark contrast to the cowering figure at the bottom of the frame, signifying Prospero's futile struggle against the inescapable force of death. The use of red dominates the canvas, creating a sense of urgency and dread, making it a chillingly beautiful and evocative image of the story.
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