Arch from the Façade of the Church of San Michele (1849) by John Ruskin

Arch from the Façade of the Church of San Michele - John Ruskin - 1849

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TitleArch from the Façade of the Church of San Michele
ArtistJohn Ruskin
Date1849
Art MovementRomanticism

About Arch from the Façade of the Church of San Michele

The artwork titled “Arch from the Façade of the Church of San Michele” was created by John Ruskin in 1849 and belongs to the Romanticism art movement. It is categorized as a sketch and study.

The artwork is a detailed drawing of a segment of an architectural façade, specifically an arch from the Church of San Michele. The sketch exhibits intricate and ornate carvings, with motifs including various animals, foliage, and geometric patterns. The arch itself is supported by elaborately decorated columns, showcasing the Romanesque style of the church. The shading and line work in the artwork demonstrate the artist’s keen observation and skill in rendering both the depth and texture of the stone elements, capturing the historical and artistic significance of the architecture.

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