773 - C. HEYN (1834–1906), St. Anne’s Chapel in Schmiedeberg, Silesia, Tinted Lithograph

C. HEYN (1834–1906), St. Anne’s Chapel in Schmiedeberg, Silesia, Tinted Lithograph Carl Heyn (1834 Leipzig–1906 Dresden): Chapel of St. Anne in Schmiedeberg, Silesia, featuring a walker with a dog, 19th century, tinted lithograph Technique: Tinted lithograph on paper Inscription: Signed in the lower left corner of the printing plate: "Painted & lithographed by C. Heyn." Lower center, inscribed on the printing plate: "CAPELLE ST. ANNA in Schmiedeberg (in Silesia)." At the bottom, additional inscription: "Supplement to Auer’s Faust. | Leipzig, G. H. Friedlein.". Date: 19th century Description: The print depicts an idyllic landscape with a chapel on a hill, flanked by dense foliage and trees. In the foreground, a person with a goat can be seen on a path winding through the landscape. Source: Michael Auer () *Faust*. A polygraphically illustrated journal of art, science, industry, and social life, accompanied by art supplements from more than 30 printing presses, c. 1850 | Magazine, Genre, Landscape, Architecture Keywords: Chapel; Landscape; Vegetation; Figure; Path; Light; Shadow; Idyll; Architecture; Nature; Trees; House of worship; Religiosity; Silence; Romanticism; Historicism; Country life; Rural idyll; Ore Mountains; Saxon Switzerland; 19th century; Romanticism; Landscape; Germany; Size: Paper: 35.7 cm x 25.7 cm (14.1 x 10.1 in), Image: 25.5 cm x 20.7 cm (10 x 8.1 in) Condition: Good condition. Slightly discolored around the margins due to age and with foxing