Ann-Marie Fabritius 1849

Ferdinand von Wright's 1849 portrait, "Ann-Marie Fabritius," is a realistic depiction of a young woman, likely from the artist's circle. The subject is presented in a simple, direct manner, her gaze directed towards the viewer, creating a sense of intimacy and connection. Wright, known for his bird paintings, demonstrates his skill in capturing human form and expression through a precise rendering of features and clothing. The portrait showcases the artist's interest in portraying individuals from everyday life, a theme prevalent in 19th-century art.