View from the Artist's Studio Window, Rome 1890

Max Klinger's "View from the Artist's Studio Window, Rome" (1890) is a striking etching that captures the view from his Roman studio. This print, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, showcases the artist's keen eye for detail in portraying the cityscape. Klinger, known for his bold use of line and his explorations of themes like the human condition and the interplay of reality and fantasy, renders the scene with a sense of both intimacy and grandeur. The composition reveals a complex interplay of architectural forms and spaces, a testament to the dynamic urban landscape of Rome. The print is a captivating example of Klinger's mastery of the etching technique, showcasing his ability to create depth and texture through subtle lines and shades of gray.