Drie ontwerpen voor orgelfiguren: Zangkunst, David en Muziek 1741 - 1801

This is a set of three designs by Anthony Ziesenis for figures to adorn an organ. The figures are all in a standing pose, with one holding a trumpet, one playing a harp, and one holding a lyre. The figures are all drawn with a light touch, giving them a sense of elegance and grace. The designs likely date between 1741 and 1801, reflecting the Neoclassical style popular in Europe at that time. They showcase Ziesenis's skill as a draftsman and his understanding of classical forms and aesthetics. The drawings are an important example of the role of art in the design of musical instruments.