Légende

He at least was our child, Madam!, Couple at the deathbed of their child, drawing, The woman holds a handkerchief to her face. Her husband holds her hand and points to the deceased child on the bed., inscription: 'Pag. 142.', draftsman (artist): Lambertus Lingeman (signed by artist), 1839 - 1894, draftsman (artist), paper, pencil, height 182 mm x width 116 mm, Possibly a design for a (book) illustration given the reference to a page number., deathbed, parents with their children, weeping, A charcoal or pencil drawing of two standing figures in period clothing inside a room, one figure facing away with a full skirt and puffed sleeves covering their face with hands, the other facing sideways with an outstretched arm holding a cloth or handkerchief toward the first figure, both rendered in soft shading against a textured wall and curtained background with a small table visible to the left.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B47_015

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

33.4Mo (12.6Mo) / 23.9cm x 35.0cm / 2821 x 4139 (300dpi)

Mots clés

was our child Madam! Couple deathbed child drawing woman holds handkerchief face husband holds hand points deceased child bed inscription Pag 142 draftsman artist Lambertus Lingeman signed 1839 - 1894 paper pencil height 182 mm x width 116 mm design book illustration given reference page number parents children weeping charcoal pencil drawing two standing figures period clothing inside room figure facing away full skirt puffed sleeves covering hands facing sideways outstretched arm holding cloth first figure rendered soft shading textured wall curtained background small table visible left