One Thousand Years of Gothic Architecture: A Collection of Inspired Drawings
Artist: Stephen Wohleber

Explore Stephen Wohleber’s hand drawn architectural buildings from 10th to Mid-19th Century, each one described as though to be made as a reliquary, or decorative object in miniature, as though each were a life-size drawing of the intended structure. This Mid-19th Century print depicts a Gothic revival parish church to be modelled out of all kinds of fine woods, carefully fitted with details of ivory and finials of brass. The walls of walnut, buttresses cornices, window frames, etc. of golden oak with a roof of ebony. The tower of ivory highly polychromed on a base of brass with inlaid flags (stones) of fine yellow sandstone.

Print 12 x 18 in., colour (artist bio printed on back)
*Unframed

Published: First Edition–February 2021
Original (1973): 13.75 x 10.5 India ink on rice paper
Paper: Felt Bright White 100lb Cover

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