Cloister in Syracuse 1835
antonhallmann
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, pencil, architecture
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drawing
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landscape
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romanticism
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pencil
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cityscape
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architecture
Anton Hallmann's "Cloister in Syracuse" (1835) is a pencil drawing depicting a cloister in Syracuse, Italy. Hallmann, who lived from 1812-1845, was a German artist known for his architectural drawings and landscapes. The artwork features a detailed depiction of the cloister building, surrounded by rocky cliffs and foliage, highlighting the natural beauty of the region. The drawing offers a glimpse into the Italian landscape through Hallmann's skilled hand, captured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.
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