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Study of two hands, print, Study of two right hands. The hand on the left is empty. The hand on the right is holding a staff., inscription: 'FN Witsen Geysbeek. First engraving finished in 4 days in the first 12 days that he was accepted as an apprentice at v, d Meulen. April 1827', printmaker: Frederik Nicolaas Horatius Witsen Geysbeek (signed by artist), 1827, paper, etching, height 48 mm x width 139 mm, postures and gestures of hand and fingers, A monochrome line drawing showing two separate views of a hand on a textured paper background; the left view depicts a hand seen from the side with fingers slightly curled and the thumb extended, outlined with contour lines and short hatch marks indicating creases and shading, and the wrist area rendered with curved parallel strokes; the right view shows a hand grasping a thin cylindrical object with fingers wrapped around it, drawn with denser hatch shading and contour lines that mark knuckles, folds, and the sleeve around the wrist.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A89_174

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

37.6Mo (7.3Mo) / 52.8cm x 17.9cm / 6238 x 2109 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Study two hands print two right hands hand left empty right holding staff inscription FN Witsen Geysbeek First engraving finished 4 days first 12 days was accepted apprentice v d Meulen April 1827 printmaker Frederik Nicolaas Horatius Witsen Geysbeek signed artist 1827 paper etching height 48 mm x width 139 mm postures gestures fingers monochrome line drawing showing two separate views textured paper background view depicts side fingers slightly curled thumb extended outlined contour lines short hatch marks indicating creases shading wrist area rendered curved parallel strokes right view hand grasping thin cylindrical object fingers wrapped drawn denser hatch shading mark knuckles folds sleeve wrist