Lysander and Hermia c. 1867
victormuller
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper
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drawing
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amateur sketch
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light pencil work
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16_19th-century
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pencil sketch
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incomplete sketchy
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paper
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personal sketchbook
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german
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ink drawing experimentation
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detailed observational sketch
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sketch
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sketchbook drawing
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sketchbook art
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initial sketch
"Lysander and Hermia" is a pencil sketch by Victor Müller, dating back to around 1867. The drawing depicts two figures, likely the titular Lysander and Hermia, from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. The figures are sketched in a loose and gestural style, capturing the movement and emotion of the scene. The work highlights the artist's interest in depicting human figures in dynamic poses and suggesting a sense of drama and theatricality. The sketch is currently housed in the Städel Museum, where art lovers can appreciate Müller's skillful use of line and his ability to convey a sense of depth and space in a simple drawing.
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