Portrait of Franz von Stuck 1892

This charcoal and chalk portrait of Franz von Stuck, painted in 1892, is a masterful example of German Realism. The artist, Franz von Lenbach, known for his portraits of prominent figures, captures Stuck's intense gaze and brooding expression with meticulous detail. The use of charcoal and chalk allows for a nuanced range of tones, highlighting the subject's features and conveying a sense of depth and texture. This portrait serves as a window into the personality of Stuck, a leading figure in the Munich Secession movement.