Portrætstudie af Agripina, siddende i profil. Forneden Fugl Fønix 1845

This is a pencil sketch of a profile portrait of Agripina, created by the Danish artist Johan Thomas Lundbye in 1845. Agripina, the mother of the Roman Emperor Nero, is portrayed seated in a classical pose and is depicted with her arms crossed and her eyes fixed on the viewer. The sketch is notable for its delicate lines and the depiction of the Phoenix beneath, a symbol of rebirth, a common motif associated with Agripina. The sketch is a testament to Lundbye's keen eye for detail and his mastery of classical portraiture, making this artwork a valuable study for art enthusiasts.