Budapest St.Stephen’s Basilica (2016) Watercolour by Gozde Temiz Istanbul

Description

Original artwork :St. Stephen’s Basilica is in Budapest is the most important church building in Hungary, one of the most significant tourist attractions and the third highest church in Hungary. The building was built in 1851 by Jozsef Hild in classical style and continued by Miklos Ybl, who added a neo-renaissance taste to the original concepts. The inner layout and the completion of the building in 1905 are the work of Jozsef Krausz. The architectural style is Neo-Classical, it has a Greek cross ground plan. The facade is anchored by two large bell towers. Because of great details and a great perspective in its architecture, in this artwork, I draw the entrance of The Basilica. I use Indian Black Ink and Waterproof Technical Drawing Pen. Ink helps me to give the vales and the shadows strong.**Artwork fits into following IKEA’s frames: RIBBA (Frame, high gloss, gray; Frame, black) and VIRSERUM (Frame, dark brown; Frame, white).Materials used:Ink and PenTags:#black and #ink wash #architecture painting #basilica #budapest