
Mosaikboden im Dom zu Orvieto
Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer · 1800 - 1860
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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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A lithographic plate in two tones of red-brown and black shows a geometric inlaid floor pattern, with interlocking triangles, trefoil and quatrefoil motifs and a stepped border of diamonds and star-shaped hexagons. The composition is shown as a corner section with the floral and checkered borders framing the main field. The plate is titled Mosaikboden im Dom zu Orvieto, by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, dated 1842.























