Preface I, plate two from A Life 1884
maxklinger
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, paper
drawing
germany
sculpture
charcoal drawing
sculptural image
possibly oil pastel
paper
charcoal art
unrealistic statue
underpainting
tonal art
watercolor
statue
"Preface I, plate two from A Life" is an etching by Max Klinger from 1884, currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. The artwork is part of a series of etchings that depict a fictional story, "A Life," which was written by the artist himself. In this particular plate, the narrative is presented through a scene of three figures in a woodland setting. The use of dark tones and detailed etching technique contribute to a somber and suggestive atmosphere, evoking the psychological depths of the characters. Klinger's use of dramatic imagery, coupled with his narrative approach, exemplifies his mastery of Symbolism, a prominent artistic movement of the late 19th century.
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