The Eastern Facade of the PropylaeaWilliam James Stillman · 1869

  • Creation date1869
  • Dimensions18.0 x 24.0 cm

William James Stillman (1828 – 1901)

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About this artwork

  • Title: The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea
  • Artist: William James Stillman
  • Year: 1869
  • Original dimensions: 18.0 x 24.0 cm
  • Format: Landscape
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Main color: Rosy Brown
  • Perceived brightness: balanced

Questions & Answers

Why is the copyright status of "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" what it is?

"The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1901.

What is the creation date of "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman?

"The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman was created in 1869.

What is the format of "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea"?

"The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman has a landscape format. The format describes the proportions of the composition.

What was William James Stillman's age when "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" was created?

William James Stillman made "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" at the age of 41. The artist was born in 1828 and the work is dated 1869.

Is "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman a light or a dark artwork?

"The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman is recorded as balanced, with a gentle luminance luminance.

Which artist is "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" attributed to?

"The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" is attributed to William James Stillman.

How light is "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" overall?

The perceived brightness of "The Eastern Facade of the Propylaea" by William James Stillman is balanced. It can be matched to the light of the intended space.

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