Fotoreproductie van een prent van een scene uit Hermann und Dorothea, voorstellende Hermann en Dorothea tijdens een wandeling c. 1875 - 1885
aged paper
homemade paper
script typography
ink paper printed
hand drawn type
personal sketchbook
hand-drawn typeface
thick font
sketchbook drawing
sketchbook art
Dimensions: height 176 mm, width 139 mm
Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain
This anonymous print depicts a scene from "Hermann und Dorothea," showing the eponymous couple during a walk, and the embrace that binds them. The embrace, a symbol of connection and solace, echoes through art history. Consider its recurrence: from ancient funerary steles where it signifies farewell and enduring affection, to Renaissance paintings where embraces mark reconciliation or sacred union. Here, the embrace transcends mere affection; it speaks of shared destinies, mutual support amidst upheaval. In a world marked by migration and uncertainty, the act of embracing emerges as a powerful assertion of human solidarity and enduring love. It’s a poignant gesture, capable of stirring deep-seated memories and emotions within us all.
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