Légende

Two oak leaves, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Fig. 113.', photographer: Alois Auer, cliché maker: anonymous, c. 1900 - in or before 1905, paper, autotypie, height 95 mm x width 140 mm, trees: oak (leaf), Two vertically oriented leaf impressions rendered in fine dark lines against a light background, each leaf showing a prominent central vein with a dense network of branching veins forming a textured mosaic; the leaf margins are irregularly lobed with rounded sinuses and pointed tips tapering down to elongated petiole-like bases that end in small rounded drops; the left leaf is slightly wider and more scalloped along its edges while the right leaf is narrower with sharper lobes, and both have a stippled, almost lace-like interior vein pattern.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B00_176

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

34.3Mo (9.7Mo) / 27.4cm x 31.4cm / 3234 x 3704 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Two oak leaves page photomechanical print number Fig 113 photographer Alois Auer cliché maker anonymous c 1900 - 1905 paper autotypie height 95 mm x width 140 mm trees leaf Two vertically oriented leaf impressions rendered fine dark lines light background leaf showing prominent central vein dense network branching veins forming textured mosaic leaf margins irregularly lobed rounded sinuses pointed tips tapering down elongated petiole- bases small rounded drops left leaf slightly wider scalloped edges right leaf narrower sharper lobes stippled almost lace- interior vein pattern