The Egyptian (original title on object), print, A portrait of an Egyptian man., number: '26', printmaker: Willem van Konijnenburg, printer (person): Hein von Essen, 1878 - 1943, printer (person), paper, drypoint, intaglio printmaking technique, height 172 mm x width 124 mm, anonymous historical person portrayed, A monochrome side profile of a bust-like figure facing right, rendered with hatched and shaded lines, showing a strong jaw, pronounced nose, and a stylized short textured hairstyle that falls straight down around the head; the neck and upper shoulders are visible, draped in layered, angular folds suggestive of cloth, with crosshatching and directional strokes creating depth; the background is a light, slightly mottled surface with faint smudges and marks, and the entire image has a soft, etched or drawn quality with visible pencil or printmaking lines.
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The Egyptian (original title on object), print, A portrait of an Egyptian man., number: '26', printmaker: Willem van Konijnenburg, printer (person): Hein von Essen, 1878 - 1943, printer (person), paper, drypoint, intaglio printmaking technique, height 172 mm x width 124 mm, anonymous historical person portrayed, A monochrome side profile of a bust-like figure facing right, rendered with hatched and shaded lines, showing a strong jaw, pronounced nose, and a stylized short textured hairstyle that falls straight down around the head; the neck and upper shoulders are visible, draped in layered, angular folds suggestive of cloth, with crosshatching and directional strokes creating depth; the background is a light, slightly mottled surface with faint smudges and marks, and the entire image has a soft, etched or drawn quality with visible pencil or printmaking lines.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A89_389

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40.3Mb (9.1Mb) / 10.6in x 14.8in / 3172 x 4443 (300dpi)

Keywords

Egyptian original title object print portrait Egyptian man number 26 printmaker Willem van Konijnenburg printer person Hein von Essen 1878 - 1943 paper drypoint intaglio printmaking technique height 172 mm x width 124 mm anonymous historical person portrayed monochrome side profile bust- figure facing right rendered hatched shaded lines showing strong jaw pronounced nose stylized short textured hairstyle falls straight down head neck upper shoulders visible draped layered angular folds suggestive cloth crosshatching directional strokes creating depth background light slightly mottled surface faint smudges marks entire image soft etched drawn quality visible pencil printmaking lines

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