Lilith | John Collier | 1889 Select Size:12" x 24" "Death on the Pale Horse"

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Lilith | John Collier | 1889 Select Size:12" x 24" "Death on the Pale Horse"About the artwork: In Lilith (1889), John Collier presents a striking reinterpretation of the biblical and mythological figure as a calm yet unsettling embodiment of forbidden autonomy. Lilith stands nude against a dark, almost primordial background, her pale body rendered with Pre Raphaelite clarity, while the serpent coils around her arm in a gesture that feels intimate rather than threatening. Collier strips the scene of overt drama and instead