13 13 16 Collection

Harper March 1895 Lithograph Sheet 19 1 / 4 13 13 / 16
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Sheridan Ride 1868 Etching engraving Image 13 13 / 16
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Departure April 29 1784 Etching Sheet 10 1 / 16
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Excavation Obelisk Campo Marzo ca 1749 Etching
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Portrait German Lady Etching Sheet 13 13 / 16 10 1 / 16
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Elend series Vom Tode Zweiter Teil n. d Plate
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Day You Do Pay-Twenty-Five-Degree Heat Un jour ou l
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Saint Paul South Showing Spire Ecclesiae Paulinae Prospectus
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Harper October 1896 Lithograph Sheet 18 1 / 4 13 13 / 16
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Rest Flight Egypt Repose Holy Family 1806 Watercolor
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Terracotta neck-amphora jar Archaic ca 540 B. C
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"Exploring the Artistic Tapestry: Unveiling the Enigmatic '13 13 16'" Delving into the depths of art history, we encounter a series of intriguing hints that lead us to unravel the enigma behind "13 13 16. " These cryptic numbers serve as clues to various artistic masterpieces from different eras and mediums. In Harper's March 1895 lithograph, titled "Sheet 19 1/4 - 13 13/16, " we are transported back in time to witness an exquisite portrayal of Harper himself. The intricate details captured through this medium showcase his remarkable talent and attention to precision. Another captivating piece emerges from Sheridan Ride's etching engraving in Image "13 13/16. " This artwork, dating back to the eventful year of 1868, depicts a thrilling horse ride that leaves viewers breathless with its dynamic composition and skillful execution. Moving further back in time, we stumble upon an etching titled "Departure April 29, 1784" on a sheet measuring "10-1/16". This evocative piece transports us to an era filled with anticipation and adventure as individuals embark on new journeys towards uncharted territories. An excavation scene unfolds before our eyes through Campo Marzo's ca. 1749 etching entitled "Excavation Obelisk. " With meticulous strokes, this artwork captures both the physical labor involved in such endeavors and the historical significance they hold for future generations. A portrait takes center stage next; it is simply referred to as "German Lady Etching Sheet - '13-3/16 x10-1/16. '" Through delicate lines and shading techniques, this masterpiece immortalizes the grace and elegance of a German lady whose identity remains shrouded in mystery. The Elend series presents another intriguing clue—a plate from Vom Tode Zweiter Teil (Second Part of Death).