Sloh Arabsko-Maurský - Ozdoby architektonické
Julius Skuhravý · 1859-1916
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Sloh Arabsko-Maurský - Ozdoby architektonické, Julius Skuhravý (1906). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Julius Skuhravý died in 1916; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed plate, titled Sloh Arabsko-Maurský - Ozdoby architektonické by Julius Skuhravý and dated 1906, presents Moorish architectural ornament. The upper section shows numbered details including carved columns, stepped corbels, a muqarnas-style vault and small finials, while the lower section features a large decorated arch panel with arabesque scrolls and an Arabic inscription. The sepia-toned engraving is arranged as a systematic study of decorative motifs.
