Schiller's crowing c. 1859
victormuller
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper, ink, indian-ink
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drawing
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toned paper
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light pencil work
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16_19th-century
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pen sketch
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pencil sketch
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paper
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ink
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german
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pencil drawing
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ink drawing experimentation
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coffee painting
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indian-ink
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pen-ink sketch
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portrait drawing
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pencil work
"Schiller's Crowing" (c. 1859) is a pencil drawing by German artist Victor Müller (1830- ). The drawing, housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a scene of Schiller's crowning as a literary hero, a symbolic event in German culture. The composition features a central figure, likely representing Schiller, being crowned by a female figure, possibly representing the Muse or Inspiration. The drawing's dynamic lines and expressive figures create a sense of drama and heightened emotion, capturing the significance of the moment. This piece is an example of academic art and a study in figurative representation.
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