Return of the Prodigal Son, print, printmaker: attributed to Nikolay Semyonovich Mosolov, after painting by Rembrandt van Rijn, 1857 - 1914, Attributed to, paper, chine collé, etching, drypoint, intaglio printmaking technique, height 275 mm x width 199 mm, the prodigal son returns home, where his father awaits him, A dark, finely crosshatched scene shows a bearded older man leaning forward with his hands resting on the shoulders of a kneeling child whose back, ragged clothing, and bare feet are visible; to the right, a standing man with a beard and a cloak holds a staff and looks downward, while a seated figure with a hat sits in shadow near him; faint faces emerge from the dark background, including one behind the central figures and another higher left, and the entire image is rendered in dense, textured lines with strong contrasts between lighted figures and deep shadow.
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Return of the Prodigal Son, print, printmaker: attributed to Nikolay Semyonovich Mosolov, after painting by Rembrandt van Rijn, 1857 - 1914, Attributed to, paper, chine collé, etching, drypoint, intaglio printmaking technique, height 275 mm x width 199 mm, the prodigal son returns home, where his father awaits him, A dark, finely crosshatched scene shows a bearded older man leaning forward with his hands resting on the shoulders of a kneeling child whose back, ragged clothing, and bare feet are visible; to the right, a standing man with a beard and a cloak holds a staff and looks downward, while a seated figure with a hat sits in shadow near him; faint faces emerge from the dark background, including one behind the central figures and another higher left, and the entire image is rendered in dense, textured lines with strong contrasts between lighted figures and deep shadow.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B39_459

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

34.8Mo (7.3Mo) / 25.8cm x 33.8cm / 3043 x 3995 (300dpi)

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