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Los Angeles County Museum of Art (United States)

Myths
Gods
Sleep

Violet Resting on the Grass John Singer Sargent

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John Singer Sargent - Violet Resting on the Grass

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The Sleeping Venus Paul Delvaux

Tate Gallery (London, United Kingdom)

Gods
Nudes
Sleep

Delvaux’s work combined classical perfection with an erotic and troubling atmosphere. The sensuousness of Sleeping Venus is set against its oppressive night-time setting. Delvaux later explained that it was painted in Brussels during the German wartime occupation and while the city was being bombed....

Sleep, 1937 Salvador Dali

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Oil	Portraits Sleep

Dali’s “Sleep” of 1937 deals with a Freudian theme of the world of dreams that has fascinated the Surrealists who believed that the freedom of the subconscious within sleep could be tapped into and then realized creatively in their art. This painting is an attempt to duplicate the dream world into c...

Cat Sleeping on a Bed Claude Monet

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Drawing

Cats
Sleep
Animals
Sleep

The Interrupted Sleep François Boucher

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François Boucher - The Interrupted Sleep

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, United States)

Sleep

Study, The Water's Edge Berthe Morisot

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Berthe Morisot - Study, The Water-s Edge

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Old Woman Asleep after Rops Vincent Van Gogh

(1873)

Sleep
Women

The Model's Siesta Theo Van Rysselberghe

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Theo Van Rysselberghe - The Model-s Siesta

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The Hammock Giovanni Boldini

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Bathers under the Pines by the Sea Theo Van Rysselberghe

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Beneath the Lilac at Maurecourt Berthe Morisot

Gardens And Parks
Sleep

Madonna with Sleeping Child Andrea Mantegna

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Andrea Mantegna - Madonna with Sleeping Child

Tempera

Children
Sleep
Virgin Mary

Staatliche Museen (Berlin, Germany)

The Interrupted Sleep François Boucher

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, United States Of America)

In Boucher’s pastorals, the dirt and labor of peasant life were set aside in favor of the elegant clothing and idyllic romance popularized by theater pantomimes. Such playacted visions were the roots of Marie Antoinette’s adoption of simple dress and manners at her pleasure dairy, a type of faux-rus...