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The British Order: Elevation of a Capital and Part of the Fluted Shaft, 1762
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The British Order: Elevation of a Capital and Part of the Fluted Shaft, 1762
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Adam Capital Fluted Lion Neo Classical Neo Classicism Neoclassical Part Of Pen And Ink Winged Gouache James Adam Neoclassicism Pen And Ink Drawing
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The British Order: Elevation of a Capital and Part of the Fluted Shaft, 1762" is an exquisite print capturing the essence of neoclassical architecture in 18th century Britain. Created by James Adam, this pen and ink drawing with wash and gouache showcases his exceptional talent for intricate detail. The focal point of the artwork is a captivating architectural feature - a fluted shaft adorned with decorative elements. The close-up view allows us to appreciate the meticulous craftsmanship that went into its creation. Every line and curve has been carefully rendered, showcasing Adam's mastery over his medium. Adding to the grandeur of this composition are majestic animals depicted alongside the architectural element. A regal lion stands proudly at one end, symbolizing strength and power, while a magnificent horse graces the other side, representing grace and elegance. These winged creatures bring life to the static structure, creating a harmonious balance between man-made design and nature's beauty. The use of color adds vibrancy to this black-and-white piece. Delicate touches of gouache enhance certain areas, bringing depth and dimensionality to the overall composition. As part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this artwork serves as a testament to both James Adam's artistic prowess and Britain's rich heritage in neoclassicism. It invites viewers on a journey through time, offering glimpses into an era where artistry merged seamlessly with architecture.
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