Gaston Bussière

1862–1928 · France · Symbolism

Gaston Bussière (24 April 1862 in Cuisery – 29 October 1928 or 1929 in Saulieu) was a French Symbolist painter and illustrator. Wikipedia

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Works

“Joan of Arc, the Fated One”, 1909 — Musée des Ursulines
“Tristan and Iseult”, 1895 — Musée des Ursulines
“Two Children with Crowns of Flowers”
“Two Dancers”, 1912
“The Revelation, Brynhild Discovering Sieglind and Sigmund”, 1894 — Musée Thomas-Henry
“Dance of the Seven Veils”, 1925
“Helen of Troy”, 1895
“Isolde: The Celt Princess”, 1911 — Musée des Ursulines
“Joan of Arc” — Musée des Ursulines
“La Meute”, 1900s
“Nymph”, 1929
“Ophelia”, 1900s
“Oriental Beauty”
“Elsa and Lohengrin”, 1910
“Salammbô”, 1907
“Sea Nymphs at a Grotto”, 1924
“The Nereids”, 1927
“Water Nymph”, 1900s
“Exotic Dancers”, 1880s
“The Dance of Salome”, 1923
“Tahoser”, 1886
“The Blonde Yseult” — Musée des Ursulines