Marmor-Fussböden in der Marcus-Kirche zu Venedig 4 by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer

Six colourful geometric marble floor pattern designs in red, yellow, grey and black arranged in a grid on a page.

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Marmor-Fussböden in der Marcus-Kirche zu Venedig 4, Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer (1842). Via artnap.com

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This hand-coloured print presents six square floor pattern designs in red, yellow, grey, black and white, arranged in a grid on a page. The geometric motifs include diamonds, squares, stars and interlocking shapes. It is a plate from Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer's 1842 record of marble floors in the Church of St Mark in Venice.

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1842

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Abstract Art