The King’s Daughter before 1902

eduardveith

impressionistic

figurative

fantasy art

green hue

green tone

possibly oil pastel

neo expressionist

green background

underpainting

painting painterly

abstract character

"The King’s Daughter" is a portrait painting by Austrian artist Eduard Veith, created before 1902. The artwork depicts a young woman, likely a princess, in a green gown adorned with gold accents, holding her hands together in her lap. She wears a crown and a delicate necklace, enhancing her regal demeanor. The painting exhibits a soft and romantic style, typical of the Pre-Raphaelite movement, with an emphasis on detail and a melancholic tone.