Welcome to the Symbolist Art Gallery, where each artwork invites you to explore the depths of imagination and meaning. I am happy to share with you some artworks that have deep meaning and to let my collection of symbolic paintings guide you through a journey of self-discovery. 

So, let me give you some brief information about symbolism in art. Symbolism began as a literary movement in France in the 1880s, during a period of enormous change and upheaval in Europe. Symbolism in painting took its direction from the poets and literary theorists of the movement, but it also represented a reaction against the objectivist aims of Realism and the increasingly influential movement of Impressionism. In contrast to the relatively concrete representation these movements sought, symbolist painters preferred works based on fantasy and the imagination. Symbolism in art comprises esoteric imagery, sensory suggestions, religion, mysticism, sin, and love.

Let me show and introduce to you the three (3) famous symbolist artists.

Keep scrolling, and let me show you some of the works of the artists mentioned above. Join me as I discover the vibrant and captivating creations of these famous symbolist artists. 

                                                                                                                                     Curator: Bea M. Leones

                                                                                                                              Year and Course: 1st Year - AB Psychology

                                                                                                                                     Prof: Ma'am Margieber Bumatay

                                                                                                                                     Subject: Art Appreciation

                                                                                                                                      Final Project