Black and white photograph of a corner of a village. A two-story stone building with a slanted roof and chimneys on either side. The building has a balcony on the second floor and a small archway on the first floor. A man stands in the center of the image, facing away from the camera. Mountains are visible in the background. Trees are on the left side. The image is by Hans Watzek, titled "Camera Work: A Village Corner".
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 683 × 893 px
- Museum record:
- View original
You May Also Like
Untitled
View of a Village
Houses and Ruined Wall Overlooking River
Farmyard
A Street in Sterzing, The Tyrol
Camera Work: Old Church - Burgos
Tintern Abbey
The Great Gulf
An Unsafe Tenement
Nocturne: Palaces
Barracks at Fort Pitt (from Cropsey Album)
Camera Work: Pomeranian Motif
Courtyard
Ruins of a Chateau (Les ruins du chateau)
Houses in Optevoz, France
Its Lanes of Palaces Terraced Round the Slope, Toledo, from Castilian Days
Behind the Troglodyte Farm
Landscape with Seated Figure on Stream Bank
The Unsafe Tenement
Twelve Etchings from Nature: The Unsafe Tenement
Old Mill on the Danube
The Unsafe Tenement
The Mill
Nocturne: Palaces