Mary of Bernus c. 1838
philippveit
stadelmuseum
cardboard, drawing
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cardboard
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portrait
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drawing
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facial expression drawing
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16_19th-century
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caricature
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portrait reference
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german
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portrait head and shoulder
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yellow element
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animal drawing portrait
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portrait drawing
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portrait art
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fine art portrait
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digital portrait
"Mary of Bernus" is a portrait by Philipp Veit, a German artist born in 1793 and died in 1877. This artwork created circa 1838 displays a young woman, Mary of Bernus, depicted in a delicate and intimate style. Veit’s portrait emphasizes Mary's soft features and gentle expression, capturing her youthful grace. The composition, set against a subtle background, focuses solely on the sitter, inviting viewers to connect with Mary's charm and personality. This watercolor, now housed at the Städel Museum, exemplifies Veit's skill in portraying individuals with sensitivity and detail, offering a glimpse into the beauty and grace of the subject.
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