Death of the Dragon
- Artist
- Evelyn De Morgan
- Date
- 1914
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Symbolic painting
"Death of the Dragon" by Evelyn De Morgan exemplifies her mastery of Symbolic painting and her connection to the later Pre-Raphaelite tradition. The work features mythological and allegorical themes, highlighting her focus on the female form and spiritual symbolism. The depiction of a slain dragon symbolizes triumph over evil, evoking the intense emotion and Romanticism-inspired drama characteristic of her style. Her art often explores deeper spiritual and feminist messages, and in her later years, she addressed themes of war and pacifism, making this painting both a powerful visual allegory and a reflection of her evolving social consciousness.
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