Armchair

C. 1905.

Bryson Burroughs & Willard Parker Little

Pluton et Proserpine by Bryson Burroughs, 1914

Bryson Burroughs, The Bathers

"Toilet of Helen, La Belle Hélène", (1914), oil on canvas | Bryson Burroughs (American, 1869-1934) | The Walters Art Museum.

The Archers. 1917. Bryson Burroughs American 1869-1934. oil/canvas.       http://hadrian6.tumblr.com

Bryson Burroughs, Bellerophon and Pegasus, Art Deco Painting with Male Nude Mythological, 1926

Bryson Burroughs - Well of Merlin, 1921

1914 “Toilet of Helen, La Belle Helene” by Bryson Burroughs. From Art Deco, Art Nouveau and 20th Century Decoratif Arts Group, FB.

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"Toilet of Helen, La Belle Hélène", (1914), oil on canvas | Bryson Burroughs (American, 1869-1934) | The Walters Art Museum.

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June (1918) painted by the American artist Bryson Burroughs (1869 - 1934). It is an oil painting on canvas. 

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“His innermost feelings were like the Magic Carpet in the old tale, a thought of a distant place or a half-forgotten age and straightway there he was! In the dawn of Greece, in Byzantium with its glint of jewels and mosaic, in the languid and sumptuous East, in the fabulous country inhabited by chimeras and hippogriffs and djinns, or in the world of miracles that simple, pious folk created long ago and have passed down to us! Rapt and earnest, he painted myth and fairy story as though mankind were waiting breathless for the message of his pictures.“

- Bryson Burroughs, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin: Gustave Moreau.

Bryson Burroughs - Consolation of Ariadne, 1915.

The Golden Apple, 1910s

Bryson Burroughs (1869 - 1934)