Entrance vignette c. 1884
wilhelmsteinhausen
stadelmuseum
drawing, ornament, ink, indian-ink, chalk
drawing
rippled sketch texture
ornament
16_19th-century
old engraving style
ink
german
linocut print
organic pattern
indian-ink
chalk
pen work
pattern repetition
layered pattern
funky pattern
coloring book page
doodle art
Wilhelm Steinhausen's c. 1884 "Entrance vignette" is a detailed pencil drawing featuring a symmetrical design of a central motif framed by an intricate floral pattern. The central diamond-shaped frame contains a figure, possibly a blacksmith, working on a forge, suggesting a theme of craftsmanship. The elaborate floral design, with delicate lines and stylized leaves and flowers, complements the central figure and provides a sense of elegance and sophistication, characteristic of Steinhausen's style. The drawing, currently housed at the Städel Museum, is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail and the masterful use of line that defined Steinhausen's artistic approach.
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