Artwork
The Kudmsee Russol
The Kudmsee Russol is a photography by the Impressionist artist Felice A. Beato. It dates from 1858 and is held in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art.
About this work
This photo shows a dry, rocky hillside with a small building on top—it has arched windows and a dome-shaped roof.
This photo shows a dry, rocky hillside with a small building on top—it has arched windows and a dome-shaped roof. In the distance, another dome and a tower rise above more buildings. A few people walk near the base of the hill, and sparse trees dot the landscape.
The photo looks faded, like it’s old. This style was used to document places during travel in the 1800s.
Next, look up Felice A. Beato (British, 1830–1906) to see more of his work.
Overview
The Kudmsee Russol is a photograph created by Felice A. Beato in 1858. It is currently held at The Cleveland Museum of Art.
Subject & Meaning
The image depicts a rocky hillside with a small building featuring arched windows and a dome-shaped roof. Distant domes and towers rise above other buildings, with sparse trees and people walking at the hill's base.
Technique & Style
The photograph appears faded, characteristic of its age. It exemplifies a style used for documentary purposes during 19th-century travel.
Artist & collection
Artist
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