View from the Gate, Tetuan 1912
jamesmcbey
amateur sketch
toned paper
light pencil work
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
charcoal drawing
coloured pencil
pen-ink sketch
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"View from the Gate, Tetuan" is an etching created by James McBey in 1912. The artwork depicts a view from a gateway in the city of Tetuan, Morocco, showcasing the artist's interest in capturing the atmosphere and architectural details of foreign lands. McBey, known for his evocative black-and-white etchings, utilized subtle shading and linework to convey the depth and texture of the scene, emphasizing the stark contrast between the light and dark spaces within the gate. The composition is framed by the archway, drawing the viewer's eye to the distant cityscape and the intricate details of the surrounding walls. This work is a testament to McBey's skill as a draftsman and his fascination with the architecture and culture of the Moroccan city.
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