Stående kvinde, Gertrud Klamke 1866 - 1906
albertgottschalk
statensmuseumforkunst
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pencil drawn
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amateur sketch
light pencil work
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incomplete sketchy
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initial sketch
"Stående kvinde, Gertrud Klamke" is a pencil drawing by Danish artist Albert Gottschalk (1866-1906) now housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst. This delicate, yet powerful portrait depicts a woman in a wide-brimmed hat, her figure rendered in a series of layered, expressive strokes. Gottschalk, known for his skilled use of pencil, captures the subject's essence through subtle shading and nuanced lines. The work embodies the artistic spirit of the late 19th century, echoing the era's fascination with individual expression. This intimate portrait showcases Gottschalk's mastery of portraiture, allowing the viewer to connect with the subject and experience the artist's unique vision.
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