Laftfenster in der Moschee des Hakim zu Kairo
Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer · 1800 - 1860
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Laftfenster in der Moschee des Hakim zu Kairo, Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer (1842). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer died in 1860; this work is in the public domain.
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This plate reproduces two rectangular lattice panels of interlaced strapwork forming star polygons, shown in pale cream lines against dark green fields. The upper panel is larger and more complex, while the lower panel repeats a regular star-and-hexagon design. The printed caption identifies them as ventilation windows from the Mosque of al-Hakim in Cairo, by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, dated 1842.
