Evening After The Storm

1886

John Austin Sands Monks

Associated Names
John Austin Sands Monks

Artist, American, 1850 - 1917

The image shows a snowy landscape from an elevated perspective. Sheep are in the center, with bushes, haystacks, and trees on the left. There are evergreen and deciduous trees in the background, with birds flying above. The sky has subtle cloud formations. The artwork is monochromatic, primarily black and white, created through etching technique.

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The image is depicted from a slightly elevated point of view. The horizon line is relatively low, with a series of distant mountains or hills. A tower with intricate architectural details is visible on the horizon. In the foreground, there are figures, objects like baskets or bags, and a textile structure. To the right, two figures on horses and a pedestrian are present. The brushstrokes are detailed, with a sketch-like quality emphasizing contour and texture. The palette is monochromatic, with sepia or brown tones. The background shows open skies with lightly sketched clouds.

Ruins of a Mosque, Tlemciem, Algeria

Samuel Colman

1887

New York Etching Club Exhibition 1887

Various Artists

1887

The image shows a portrait of a person from the waist up. They have short, curly hair and their facial features are gently rendered with a soft expression. The person is wearing a dark off-the-shoulder garment and long gloves, holding a large fan in one hand near their face. The background is plain and uncluttered, emphasizing the figure in the foreground.

The Token

Frederick W. Freer

1887

Artwork history & notes

Inscriptions

Signed: "J.A.S. Monks - 86" in plate, lower left corner

Wikidata ID

Q76441277

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