Caption
Windmill II, Wyczólkowski, Leon (1852–1936); graphic artist; Pruszynski, Aureliusz (artistic studio; 1873–post 1930), publisher. Windmill II, Ukrainian Portfolio 19. Autolitografij i Autoalgrafij (Kraków 1912). Chine collé (china appliqué — grayish Chinese paper glued across its entire surface onto thin white cardboard with a slight sheen). Graphic print, 1911. Technique: drawing made with soft chalk, sharp tip and flat. Subject: windmills; rural landscapes; village; Ukrainian town — town depicted as a linear, shadowless cluster of roofs surrounded by a soft gray painterly surface of meadows with patches of trees; foreground formed by a strip of dynamically shaded, transparent clods of earth marked flat with chalk. Dimensions: height 13 cm, width 28 cm. Inscription/signature indicates work begun in 1911. Notes: lamination shows a delicate outline of the plate impression visible on the left side. Muszanka pp. 35: 'The effects are bolder, the accents are stronger, the shadows more mobile... This emphasis on the foreground... will become a favorite effect.' Style: Polish graphics; graphic.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A74_313
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