Capital 36 of the Ducal Palace (1852) by John Ruskin

Capital 36 of the Ducal Palace - John Ruskin - 1852

Artwork Information

TitleCapital 36 of the Ducal Palace
ArtistJohn Ruskin
Date1852
Art MovementRomanticism

About Capital 36 of the Ducal Palace

“Capital 36 of the Ducal Palace” is a noteworthy artwork created by John Ruskin in the year 1852. The piece, rendered as a sketch and study, is an exemplary work within the Romanticism movement. The artwork captures intricate details with a focus on the ornate capital from the Ducal Palace, showcasing Ruskin’s meticulous observation and drawing skills, hallmark traits of the Romantic era.

The artwork depicts an elaborate stone capital adorned with expressive carvings and figurative sculptures. The intricate craftsmanship is rendered in detailed lines and shading, emphasizing the textures and forms of the architectural elements. The capital features leaf-like forms and miniature statues that suggest a deep appreciation for Gothic architectural aesthetics. Ruskin’s drawing displays a keen eye for the ornate and the historical, encapsulating an era’s artistic essence with precision and elegance.

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