This striking black and white photograph documents a face carved in stone, integrated into the 16th-century bridge structure of Sanem in Luxembourg—a remarkable artifact of Renaissance craftsmanship. The black and white format emphasizes the dimensional qualities and patina of the hewn stone, revealing nuances that would be less apparent in color. This art print on high-quality Ilford baryta paper, available in either a glossy or matte finish, boasts excellent contrast and longevity. An essential piece for collectors and historians interested in Europe's architectural heritage and the timeless artistry of historic stonemasonry.
