Artwork
Icoari.
Icoari. is a drawing by Unknown. It dates from 1850 and is held in the collection of the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum. Icoari is a plain wooden panel with a smooth, light brown surface, displaying natural grain lines and minor nail holes along its edges.
About this work
Overview
Icoari is a plain wooden panel with a smooth, light brown surface, displaying natural grain lines and minor nail holes along its edges.
Subject & Meaning
The panel bears handwritten numbers and letters in ink, such as '91227' and 'M.S. 38793', indicating it was likely cataloged or stored in a collection, but it does not contain any image or drawing.
Technique & Style
The panel's surface is unadorned, suggesting it may have been intended to hold a drawing or be part of a frame, rather than being a finished work in its own right.
History & Provenance
The presence of cataloging marks implies that Icoari was once part of a larger collection, possibly an ethnographic or art collection.
Artist & collection
Museum
"Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
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