Drie fragmenten van Romeinse beelden, pl. II 1843 - 1845

This lithograph by Tiemen Hooiberg, titled *Drie fragmenten van Romeinse beelden, pl. II*, depicts three fragmented Roman sculptures. The artwork, which dates back to 1843–1845, showcases the artist's meticulous attention to detail in capturing the intricate folds of drapery and the weathered surfaces of the ancient artifacts. Hooiberg's rendering of these fragments offers a glimpse into the lost grandeur of Roman sculpture, inviting viewers to ponder the stories and histories embedded within these fragments. *Drie fragmenten van Romeinse beelden, pl. II* exemplifies Hooiberg's expertise in rendering archaeological findings, demonstrating the enduring influence of classical art on 19th-century Dutch artistic practices.