Die Mitteltafel des Heller-Altares by Eugen Klimsch

Die Mitteltafel des Heller-Altares c. 1871

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cardboard, drawing, ink, indian-ink

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cardboard

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drawing

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comic strip sketch

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16_19th-century

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pen illustration

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junji ito style

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cartoon sketch

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personal sketchbook

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jesus-christ

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ink

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german

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ink drawing experimentation

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indian-ink

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pen-ink sketch

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sketchbook drawing

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cartoon carciture

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sketchbook art

"Die Mitteltafel des Heller-Altares" is an engraving by Eugen Klimsch, created in 1871. The artwork depicts a scene of the coronation of the Virgin Mary by God the Father and God the Son. The central figures are surrounded by a multitude of angels and cherubs. The lower part of the image shows a group of figures, possibly saints or church members, kneeling in prayer. This piece, now in the Städel Museum, exemplifies Klimsch's skilled use of line and detail in engraving. The meticulous rendering of the figures and the scene's dramatic composition are hallmarks of his artistic talent.

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