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View of the grave monument of Engelbert II in Breda
View of the grave monument of Engelbert II in Breda is a drawing by Chimaer van Oudendorp Wilhelmus Cornelius. It dates from 1857 and is held in the collection of the Leiden University Libraries. This drawing depicts the grave monument of Engelbert II in Breda, showcasing the artist's attention to detail and precision.
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Overview
This drawing depicts the grave monument of Engelbert II in Breda, showcasing the artist's attention to detail and precision.
Technique & Style
The drawing features sharp lines and cross-hatching to create shadows and depth, indicating a high level of technical skill. The use of pencil marks for labeling suggests a functional purpose beyond mere aesthetics.
Subject & Meaning
The work is a representation of a real monument, capturing its details with care. It serves as a quiet record of a historical site, rather than a purely artistic expression.
History & Provenance
The drawing is based on an earlier painting by Bosboom and a drawing by Chimaer, with additional marks indicating its intended use for printing and possible connection to a 'Pantheon' publication.
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Artist
Chimaer van Oudendorp Wilhelmus Cornelius
Chimaer van Oudendorp, Wilhelmus Cornelius (1822–1873) was an artist.
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