Alkoof met variant voor rechterhelft 1678
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architectural sketch
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mechanical pen drawing
wedding photography
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etching
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pen-ink sketch
pen work
architecture drawing
This engraving, "Alkoof met variant voor rechterhelft" (1678), by French artist Jean Lepautre (1618-1682), showcases a detailed architectural design for a grand alcove. Lepautre was known for his meticulous renderings of ornate interiors, incorporating intricate moldings, decorative elements, and classical motifs. This print, likely intended for architects and interior designers, illustrates a complex system of columns, pilasters, and a vaulted ceiling, demonstrating the elaborate style favored in the late 17th century. The inclusion of figures walking through the space adds a sense of scale and life to the architectural design. Now held by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the print is a testament to Lepautre's mastery of architectural detail and his influence on interior design during this period.
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