The Sacrifice of Pan 1808 - 1815
carlwilhelmkolbe
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, etching, paper
pencil drawn
drawing
light pencil work
germany
etching
pencil sketch
paper
pencil drawing
pen-ink sketch
surrealism
pencil work
surrealist
remaining negative space
pencil art
Carl Wilhelm Kolbe's 1808-1815 etching "The Sacrifice of Pan" depicts a scene of ritualistic sacrifice in a lush, detailed forest. The composition features two nude figures, Pan and a woman, posed dramatically in the foreground, while the background is consumed by dense foliage and the remnants of the sacrifice. The scene is rendered in Kolbe's characteristically meticulous style, with great attention paid to the textures and details of the natural world. "The Sacrifice of Pan" offers a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of the early 19th century, showcasing Kolbe's talent for creating intricate and evocative scenes within the confines of the print medium.
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