Grafmonument van de contessa de Haro 1772 - 1837
print, engraving
portrait
neoclacissism
figuration
history-painting
trompe-l'oeil
engraving
This print, created by Italian architect Pietro Fontana between 1772 and 1837, depicts a design for the tomb of Countess de Haro. The design features a multi-tiered structure adorned with sculpted figures, a wreath, and classical elements. It emphasizes the mourning of the family with figures draped in sorrow around a central figure lying on a bier. The print's inscription, "Mater Infelicissima Filiax Et Sibi," translates to "Most unhappy Mother, Daughters and for Herself" and further underscores the sorrowful theme of the design. This print serves as a record of Fontana's design for a monumental tomb, demonstrating the influence of neoclassical trends on funerary architecture.
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