Spotprent op de Schnaebelé affaire before 1887
willemiisteelink
print, etching
narrative-art
etching
landscape
figuration
symbolism
genre-painting
"Spotprent op de Schnaebelé affaire" is a lithograph created by Willem (II) Steelink before 1887. The print depicts a man standing over a woman lying on the ground in a forest setting. The man is shown in profile, with his back to the viewer, while the woman faces away from him and towards the viewer. The scene appears to depict an incident related to the "Schnaebelé affair," a political scandal that took place in France in 1887. The artwork's shadowy atmosphere and dramatic composition suggest a sense of tension and intrigue. Steelink, known for his satirical political cartoons and illustrations, employed a stark black and white palette and a detailed style in this lithograph.
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