This PowerPoint presents Czech decadence in the European context through works of art.

1. A Decadence of Hunger Czech Decadence in the European Context

2. Decline, Disease, and Death

3. The Supreme Vice Félicien Rops, 1883

4. Death in the Sickroom Edvard Munch, 1893

5. Allegory of Death Maximilián Pirner, after 1886

6. Frontispiece of The Vengeful Cantilena Karel Hlaváček, 1898

7. Murtia--The Plague Woman Alphonse Mucha, 1899

8. Chosen Death František Tavík Šimon , 1900

9. The Alcoholic’s Dream Franti šek Kupka, after 1900

10. The Dead Man Franti šek Kupka, 1901

11. Illustration for Mácha’s May Franti šek Slabý, 1901

12. The Collapse of Civilization

13. Death Pursuing Humanity James Ensor, 1896

14. War , 1896 Arnold Böcklin

15. The Plague Arnold Böcklin, 1898

16. Finis: The End of All Things Maximilian Pirner, 1887

17. The Demon of War Karel Hlaváček, 1896

18. War Alfred Kubin

19. Epidemic Alfred Kubin, 1903

20. Plague Emil Holárek, 1905

21. The Orgy Before Collapse

22. The Romans of the Decadence Thomas Couture, 1847

26. The Suitors Gustave Moreau, 1852

28. The Last Days of Babylon Georges Rochegrosse, 1891

30. Debauchery , from Plague Felix Jenewein, 1900

31. Roman Emperors And Powerful Women of The Roman Empire

32. Salomé Dancing Before Herod Gustave Moreau, 1876

33. Cleopatra Testing Poisons on Condemned Men Alexandre Cabanel, 1887

34. The Roses of Eliogabalus Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1888

35. Vampires

36. Cover for The Modern Revue Karel Hlaváček (1896)

37. Vampire Jaroslav Panuška, c. 1900

38. Vampire Jaroslav Panuška, after 1900

39. The Sokol Movement

40. The Dead City

41. Abandoned City Fernand Khnopff, 1904

42. Canal Fernand Khnopff, 1904