Adolph Simon Ochs 1926

Philip Alexius de László painted this portrait of Adolph Simon Ochs in 1926. De László, known for his refined portraiture, depicts Ochs in a formal setting, clad in a dark suit and a crisp white shirt. His posture, hands, and facial expression convey a sense of authority and composure, reflecting Ochs's role as publisher of the New York Times. The use of subtle brushstrokes and a dark background highlights Ochs's features and gives the work a timeless quality. De László’s signature use of light and shadow creates depth and realism, making this portrait a captivating and historically significant work.