Angrende Magdalena by Erik Pauelsen

Angrende Magdalena 1749 - 1790

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print, mezzotint

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wedding photograph

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portrait image

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print

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charcoal drawing

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charcoal art

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portrait reference

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strong emotion

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portrait head and shoulder

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mezzotint

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animal drawing portrait

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portrait drawing

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fine art portrait

"Angrende Magdalena" is an etching created by Danish artist Erik Pauelsen between 1749 and 1790. The etching, currently housed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, depicts a woman, possibly Mary Magdalene, in a moment of deep contemplation. Her long hair cascades over her shoulders, and her head is bowed in sorrow. The etching's somber tones and intimate portrayal evoke a sense of remorse and introspective reflection, characteristic of the Baroque era. The work is a testament to Pauelsen's skill in etching, showcasing his ability to capture nuanced emotions through a combination of light and shadow.

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