Studies for headpieces and vignettes in the book, Amor und Psyche (Opus V) 1878
maxklinger
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print, pencil, engraving
drawing
pencil
symbolism
history-painting
engraving
"Studies for headpieces and vignettes in the book, Amor und Psyche (Opus V)" is a collection of sketches created by German artist Max Klinger in 1878. The artwork showcases Klinger's artistic style, including symbolic imagery and detailed draftsmanship. This drawing is a preparatory study for the book "Amor und Psyche," which is a collection of illustrations and vignettes based on the Greek myth of Cupid and Psyche. The sketches on the sheet depict various figures and scenes from the myth, including a winged figure with a heart, a figure in a landscape, and a headpiece design. These studies reveal Klinger's meticulous approach to his work and his deep engagement with the subject matter. The artwork, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, offers valuable insights into the creative process of a prominent Symbolist artist.
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