Design for a Frieze with an Armorial Trophy and Three Female Figures 1800 - 1900
drawing, print, pencil, charcoal
drawing
neoclacissism
charcoal drawing
figuration
form
pencil
line
charcoal
history-painting
Dimensions 2 x 8-3/8 in
This is a design for a frieze with an armorial trophy and three female figures, made with pen and brown ink. The anonymous artist presents a frieze filled with reclining female figures, and an armorial trophy in the center. The figures' forms are defined through contour lines, enhanced with hatching to indicate depth and shadow. The composition reflects a classical influence, yet it also suggests dynamism and movement. The reclining figures create a rhythm across the frieze, and the central trophy acts as a focal point, stabilizing the composition while also interrupting the flow. The use of simple lines in the drawing suggests a deep understanding of form and structure. The anonymous artist successfully creates a composition that is both visually appealing and structurally sound, capturing the essence of classical art while also introducing new artistic expression. This allows for an engaging dialogue between past and future artistic practices.
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