Samson destroys the temple of Dagon, drawing, calligraphy, Samson knocks over the two pillars of the Philistine temple, causing the structure to collapse. Ruined parts of the temple are visible in the background. Dead Philistines lie among the rubble. Representation consisting of written text telling the story of Samson., after print by Antonie Wierix (II), 1700 - 1799, Antonie Wierix (II), draftsman (artist), after print by, materials by function, paper, ink, pen, pen in brown, height 545 mm, height 273 mm x width 321 mm, Samson breaks the pillars, the temple of Dagon collapses, killing all that are in it, A faded sheet with a pale background filled with delicate, tiny dot-like markings arranged to form ornamental shapes and figures, including two large vertical columns in the center topped by curved, rope-like elements, stylized leafy motifs and floral patterns along the sides, a small tree-like form toward the upper left, and decorative border elements along the top and left edges, ...
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Samson destroys the temple of Dagon, drawing, calligraphy, Samson knocks over the two pillars of the Philistine temple, causing the structure to collapse. Ruined parts of the temple are visible in the background. Dead Philistines lie among the rubble. Representation consisting of written text telling the story of Samson., after print by Antonie Wierix (II), 1700 - 1799, Antonie Wierix (II), draftsman (artist), after print by, materials by function, paper, ink, pen, pen in brown, height 545 mm, height 273 mm x width 321 mm, Samson breaks the pillars, the temple of Dagon collapses, killing all that are in it, A faded sheet with a pale background filled with delicate, tiny dot-like markings arranged to form ornamental shapes and figures, including two large vertical columns in the center topped by curved, rope-like elements, stylized leafy motifs and floral patterns along the sides, a small tree-like form toward the upper left, and decorative border elements along the top and left edges, all rendered in a light brown ink with subtle variations in density and occasional small spots on the paper.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B46_409

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

47.3Mo (8.0Mo) / 35.8cm x 33.1cm / 4226 x 3915 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Samson destroys temple Dagon drawing calligraphy Samson knocks two pillars Philistine temple causing structure collapse Ruined parts visible background Dead Philistines lie rubble Representation consisting written text telling story Samson print Antonie Wierix Ii 1700 - 1799 draftsman artist materials function paper ink pen brown height 545 mm height 273 mm x width 321 mm Samson breaks pillars Dagon collapses killing faded sheet pale background filled delicate tiny dot- markings arranged form ornamental shapes figures two large vertical columns center topped curved rope- elements stylized leafy motifs floral patterns sides small tree- form upper left decorative border elements top left edges rendered light brown ink subtle variations density occasional small spots paper

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