The Palace, a black and white etching by Frederick Landseer Maur Griggs, features a large stone building with a prominent wall on the right side. The wall has a flat top and is adorned with arches and columns. A smaller building with a tiled roof is visible on top of the wall. In the background, another large stone building with many windows can be seen. Two people are standing on the left side of the image. The sky above is light-colored with darker lines radiating from the top, and several birds are flying in the distance.
Artwork Details
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- 867 × 893 px
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