Neurenberg 1867 - 1938

Etha Fles made this print, Neurenberg, and it’s like a whispered secret, all in delicate lines and a hushed palette. You can almost feel the artist’s hand coaxing the image out of the plate, one careful stroke at a time. Look at how the buildings emerge from the shadows, a dance of light and dark. It reminds me that art-making isn’t about capturing a scene perfectly, but about feeling your way through it, responding to the materials, letting the process guide you. See that steeple on the right? It’s not just a building, it’s a gesture, a confident mark that anchors the whole composition. The texture feels velvety. This piece reminds me of Whistler's nocturnes, that same sense of atmosphere and mood, that art exists in the space between seeing and feeling. It’s a reminder that art is a conversation, an ongoing exchange of ideas across time. It invites you to linger, to discover your own meanings in the quiet spaces of the image.