Germania at Rudesheim am Rhine Denkmal near Bingen Print

In the style of traditional art as Michelangelesque, I show an allegorical firgure of a colossal monument in Phidian style as allegorical at Rudesheim near Bingen on the Rhine River. The subject has pen and ink with hatching with charcoal and graphite. Anyone who has traveled by Alsace of western Germany knows this colossos older than the State of Liberty Enlightening the World by Bartholdi in New York Harbor. This exalts Germania holding up the crown since antiquity in Classical style since the universal feudal order of rank at least since ancient Rome. The colossos in exalted idealised Classical bronze is better made and with archangels in the original hilltop monument vista. All Europeans know this loving monument to their history and to the rivalry of the artist Bartholdi of Alsace since their empires, partly shared as crownlands with Germany, untouched by war. The allegorical calligraphy describes the Archducal empire and its dynasties of the world order; Europe, the Queen of the Continents while America may be the Empire Continent for its separate contributions, as by Meissen iconography and other traditional subjects of world art. The graphite and quill pen and ink are on cotton rag paper. The descriptions and drawing show a seated not standing goddess with cubes as classic design with even Chinese East Asian mountains and a fortress castle as mimesis and phandasia, Greek. Daniel and the Babylonian Persians as kingship triumphed over the Greeks' balloting democracy as at Thermoplylae and the long run of good government enthroned.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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