Endymion 1910

alicepikebarney

portrait reference

portrait head and shoulder

animal portrait

mythology

animal drawing portrait

portrait drawing

facial study

facial portrait

portrait art

fine art portrait

digital portrait

Alice Pike Barney's 1910 painting "Endymion" is a portrait of a young man, likely a study for a larger work. The subject's profile is the focal point, with his face turned away from the viewer, creating an air of mystery. The painting's soft, warm tones and loose brushstrokes evoke a sense of intimacy and realism, characteristic of Barney's artistic style. The composition's simplicity highlights the beauty of the subject's features, making "Endymion" a notable example of Barney's talent for portraiture.