Towers (S. Gimigniano) 1890

Editor: This is "Towers (S. Gimigniano)," an etching by Donald Shaw MacLaughlan. The towers loom so large. What's your take on the power they seem to hold? Curator: It feels like a dream, doesn't it? I imagine wandering those ancient streets, the sun casting long shadows, a quiet murmur of life. It's not just about power; it is about time, history etched in stone, and perhaps, our own small place within it. What do you feel when you look at it? Editor: That makes sense. I think it's cool that an artist can use etching to make something feel both imposing and intimate. Thanks for sharing your insights! Curator: Absolutely. It’s all about finding your own story within the art, isn't it?