Emile Bernard illustration project for John Milton's Paradise Lost (from Chateaubriand's translation, 1836). 8 (1)
Émile Bernard · French, 1868-1941
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Emile Bernard illustration project for John Milton's Paradise Lost (from Chateaubriand's translation, 1836). 8 (1), Émile Bernard (1920), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This ink and wash drawing shows a nude male figure with bowed head standing at left beside a bearded man in a dark garment. A robed figure on the right holds a tall staff, and a serpent coils across the lower left among rocks. The work is an illustration by Émile Bernard from 1920, made for his project after John Milton's Paradise Lost in Chateaubriand's 1836 translation.
