Stuck Verzierung in der Moschee El Mas in Kairo
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 hand-coloured plate shows a rectangular panel of carved stucco ornament, with interlacing scrolls, stylised leaves, and rosette medallions repeated in symmetrical rows. The pale ornament stands out against a grey ground framed by a green border. The print is attributed to Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer and dated 1842, and its German caption identifies the motif as stucco decoration in the Mosque of El Mas in Cairo.
