Caption

Relief of Asclepius and a sculpture of Nikè, Victoire (Epidaure), Asklépios (Epidaure), page, photomechanical print, cliché maker: Dujardin, printer (person): Chardon-Wittmann, c. 1880 - in or before 1890, photographer, printer (person), paper, photoaquatint, height 237 mm x width 322 mm, Prints opposite page 95., sculpture, (story of) Aesculapius (Asclepius), (story of) Nike, The image shows two grayscale photographs side by side of sculpted figures mounted on a beige background; on the left is a reclining male figure with a bearded face and draped cloth over his torso and legs, seated on a ledge with a bent arm extending outward and a weathered surface with visible chips and cracks, and on the right is a standing female figure wearing flowing drapery with one arm missing and hair pulled back in a bun, posed on a rectangular plinth against a plain backdrop.

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26A98_326

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Rights managed

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44.4Mb (8.5Mb) / 14.6in x 11.8in / 4370 x 3549 (300dpi)

Keywords

Relief Asclepius sculpture Nikè Victoire Epidaure Asklépios page photomechanical print cliché maker Dujardin printer person Chardon-Wittmann c 1880 - 1890 photographer paper photoaquatint height 237 mm x width 322 mm Prints opposite 95 story of Aesculapius Nike image two grayscale photographs side side sculpted figures mounted beige background left reclining male figure bearded face draped cloth torso legs seated ledge bent arm extending outward weathered surface visible chips cracks right standing female figure wearing flowing drapery arm missing hair pulled back bun posed rectangular plinth plain backdrop