Klooster te Doornik by Anonymous

Klooster te Doornik before 1881

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print, engraving, architecture

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print

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ancient-mediterranean

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line

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cityscape

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engraving

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architecture

Dimensions: height 340 mm, width 238 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

Here you can see an undated print of Klooster te Doornik made by an anonymous artist. It presents a stark, detailed image of what was the Célestines convent in Tournai. The anonymity of the artist invites us to consider the many untold stories and perspectives that are often missing from historical records. We can see the architecture through its many windows, and although the piece is black and white, one can easily imagine the colors of the windows, the curtains, the people who lived there. The marks on the stone are all there to remind us of the passage of time. This image serves as a lens through which we can reflect on the complexities of the past and the power of art to provoke dialogue. It offers an opportunity to reflect on the narratives we inherit and those we strive to create.

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