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JPennell Black and white charcoal drawing of a classical Greek temple perched on a rocky hillside. The temple, with a simple pediment and six visible columns, is positioned slightly to the left of the center. The hillside is rugged, with large, uneven rocks and sparse vegetation. In the foreground, rocks and shrubs dominate the lower half of the image, leading up to the temple. A narrow path winds from the bottom left towards the temple. In the background, rolling hills extend into the distance, with a clear sky above. The temple's columns cast shadows on the hillside, adding depth to the scene. The overall texture is rough, with detailed pencil strokes capturing the rocky terrain and the temple's structure. The drawing uses strong contrasts between light and dark areas to emphasize the temple's elevated position and the ruggedness of the landscape. The temple is slightly weathered, suggesting age and exposure to the elements. The background hills are more abstract, with less detail, focusing attention on the temple and the immediate hillside.<lora:JPennellK2B-000005:1>