The artwork, titled “Under transept gallery,” was created by John Ruskin in 1848. It belongs to the Romanticism art movement and falls under the genre of sketch and study.
This detailed sketch, rendered with precise lines and shading, captures the intricate architectural elements of a gallery’s under transept. The artwork is characterized by its depiction of ornate, intertwining designs, reflective of the Romanticism movement’s emphasis on detailed and expressive forms. The use of varying shades creates a sense of depth and texture, showcasing Ruskin’s meticulous attention to detail and architectural accuracy. The composition suggests a study of the structural and decorative aspects inherent in gothic architecture, revealing the artist’s profound appreciation for historical craftsmanship.
