Head of a lying lioness, print, number: '5.', printmaker: attributed to Joseph Schippers, 1878 - 1913, Attributed to, paper, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, roulette, retroussage, height 238 mm x width 189 mm, beasts of prey, predatory animals, A detailed monochromatic etching of a large cat shown in profile, with its head turned slightly toward the viewer; the animal has rounded ears, expressive eyes, a broad nose, and visible whisker pads, and its fur is rendered with dense, fine crosshatching and varied line work creating textured light and shadow; behind the cat there are rough vertical and horizontal wooden planks or panels with worn, scratched surfaces, and the foreground includes a flat surface beneath the cat with similar etched texture.
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Head of a lying lioness, print, number: '5.', printmaker: attributed to Joseph Schippers, 1878 - 1913, Attributed to, paper, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, roulette, retroussage, height 238 mm x width 189 mm, beasts of prey, predatory animals, A detailed monochromatic etching of a large cat shown in profile, with its head turned slightly toward the viewer; the animal has rounded ears, expressive eyes, a broad nose, and visible whisker pads, and its fur is rendered with dense, fine crosshatching and varied line work creating textured light and shadow; behind the cat there are rough vertical and horizontal wooden planks or panels with worn, scratched surfaces, and the foreground includes a flat surface beneath the cat with similar etched texture.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B19_350

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

35.3Mo (10.5Mo) / 26.5cm x 33.4cm / 3127 x 3943 (300dpi)

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