Sophronia Enters the Palace of Aladin 1604 - 1606
andreaboscoli
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, paper, ink, ink-drawings, pen
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drawing
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aged paper
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toned paper
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ink painting
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paper
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ink
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coffee painting
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underpainting
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ink-drawings
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traditional art medium
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water
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pen
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
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italy
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pencil art
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watercolor
"Sophronia Enters the Palace of Aladin" (1604-1606) is a pen and brown ink drawing by Andrea Boscoli (1560-1608). It depicts a bustling street scene with a central figure, Sophronia, entering a grand palace in the background. The drawing features intricate details, including the architecture of the buildings, the figures of various people, and the use of light and shadow. The work is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago. This drawing showcases Boscoli's skill in depicting urban landscapes and human activity, capturing the energy and movement of a city street in 17th-century Italy.
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