Légende

Landscape with a fortified castle on a hill; verso: Fragment of a wall with a pointed-arch door. Feliks Jablczynski (1865–1928), graphic artist. Castles, towers, gates, walls, landscapes, defensive architecture; Polish graphic art; Gothic (style); ca. 1924. Graphic art, graphic matrix/plate; height 7.8 cm, width 8 cm., A grayscale etching depicting a ruined stone structure with a tower and arched opening set against a textured sky; a sloping foreground of rough, linear markings suggests ground or fields with scattered low vegetation and tangled shrubs. The scene shows a few clustered bushes and windblown trees on the left and right, and faint outlines of distant hills behind the structure. The image palette is primarily gray with shades of black and white, and there are several pale bluish-gray speckled areas and slightly darker gray patches across the surface.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A39_057

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

84.7Mo (8.8Mo) / 46.6cm x 45.6cm / 5504 x 5381 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Landscape fortified castle hill verso Fragment wall pointed-arch door Feliks Jablczynski 1865–1928 graphic artist Castles towers gates walls landscapes defensive architecture Polish graphic art Gothic style ca 1924 Graphic art graphic matrix plate height 7.8 cm width 8 cm grayscale etching depicting ruined stone structure tower arched opening set textured sky sloping foreground rough linear markings ground fields scattered low vegetation tangled shrubs scene clustered bushes windblown trees left right faint outlines distant hills structure image palette primarily gray shades black white several pale bluish-gray speckled areas slightly darker gray patches across surface.