Design for a pulpit
josefherscher
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper, ink, indian-ink
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drawing
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natural stone pattern
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aged paper
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toned paper
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baroque
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czech
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old engraving style
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paper
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jesus-christ
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ink
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carved into stone
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indian-ink
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15_18th-century
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watercolour illustration
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golden font
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pencil art
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watercolor
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rococo
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historical font
"Design for a pulpit" is an intricate pen and ink drawing by Josef Herscher, a German artist born in 1688. The design features a central panel depicting the Virgin Mary and Child surrounded by angels. Above, the design features a figure of God surrounded by clouds, angels, and cherubs. This elaborate and detailed design is characteristic of Baroque art, highlighting the grandeur of the church and emphasizing religious themes. The drawing is now housed at the Städel Museum, where it offers a glimpse into the artistic vision of Herscher and the grandeur of Baroque design.
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