La Corne d'Or, ConstantinopleFelix Francois Georges Philbert ZiemNone
Barbizon
135.0 x 219.0 cm
Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem (1821 – 1911)
Explore the vibrant landscapes & marine scenes of Félix Ziem (1821-1911), a French painter known for his Fauvist style & works like 'Le Bosphore'. Discover his art at Musée Ziem & St George's.
About this artwork
- Title: La Corne d'Or, Constantinople
- Artist: Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem
- Original dimensions: 135.0 x 219.0 cm
- Format: Panoramic
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Creative period: Late Medieval
- Color palette: Neutrals
- Main color: Putty
- Keywords: vintage art, historical painting, european art
- Color hue: Green to Violet Spectrum
Questions & Answers
What shape and dimensions is "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem?
"La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem is a panoramic composition measuring 135 x 219 cm in the original.
Who created "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople"?
"La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" is attributed to Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem.
Who is the author of "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople", and in which movement?
Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem created "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" within the Barbizon movement.
What kind of colors does "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" use?
"La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem uses a neutrals color palette. The palette summarizes the work's overall color character.
Toward which tone does "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" lean?
A green to violet spectrum hue runs through "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem.
What color saturation does "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem have?
"La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem is recorded with a subtle color saturation.
What style does "La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" belong to?
"La Corne d'Or, Constantinople" by Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem belongs to the Barbizon movement. This movement provides the stylistic context of the work.