Egyptische reliëfsculptuur: twee kraanvogels 1844 - 1896

"Egyptische reliëfsculptuur: twee kraanvogels" is a pen and ink drawing by Dutch artist Willem de Famars Testas (1834-1896). Created sometime between 1844 and 1896, the artwork depicts two cranes in profile, their elongated necks and delicate feathers rendered with precision. The artist's keen observation of the birds' anatomy is evident in the detailed depiction of their legs, wings, and plumage. This detailed study of avian form reflects Testas' interest in naturalism and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects. The drawing's delicate lines and meticulous detail evoke a sense of both beauty and scientific curiosity.