The Mosque, Delphi by Ernest Stephen Lumsden

The Mosque, Delphi 1912

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drawing, print, etching, paper, ink

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drawing

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aged paper

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light pencil work

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ink paper printed

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print

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etching

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sketch book

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paper

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personal sketchbook

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ink

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ink drawing experimentation

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england

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pen-ink sketch

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sketchbook drawing

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storyboard and sketchbook work

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sketchbook art

"The Mosque, Delphi" is an etching by Ernest Stephen Lumsden from 1912, currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago. This artwork, executed in delicate lines, captures a scene of an intricately decorated mosque, potentially in India. The print displays a minimalist approach, focusing on the mosque's architectural details, with figures sparsely scattered in the foreground. The use of fine lines creates a sense of depth and highlights the intricate design of the mosque, a common subject for Lumsden. His work is often characterized by its simplicity and emphasis on light and shadow, as seen in this etching.

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