Mid-19th-Century German School, Portrait Of A Lady Holding Embroidery

Mid-19th-Century German School, Portrait Of A Lady Holding EmbroideryThis mid 19th century German oil painting depicts a lady wearing a pink dress with a lace collar, gold jewellery including a brooch with an inset pearl, and holding an embroidered blanket or shawl. Completed around 1840, the fine details here are synonymous with the artistic approach during the Biedermeier period. Sandwiched between the Neoclassical and Romantic periods, the Biedermeier style influenced painting, interiors and architecture. Artists

the ruins afforded an opportunity to include a classical reference in a pastoral landscape

It’s an enigmatic expression

Straw/wood embedded into paint surface

emerges from Adam’s rib

Medium: PastelsOverall size: 26½” x 34½” / 67cm x 88cmYear of creation: c

1910) celebrates the marriage of her younger brother Derek Coupe and Kathleen Lucas

Some scholars believe that the Mandylion is in fact the Shroud of Turin

Bakhuyzen was an accomplished painter/etcher and the nephew of distinguished artist and art teacher

The couple sailed to this location

Georg Lindstrom (1912-1985)

The drawing is signed in the lower right and held within a later frame

1990Provenance: HollandCondition: Very good overall