Mandsportræt og to profiler 1810 - 1873

This watercolor sketch by Danish artist Wilhelm Marstrand from 1810-1873 portrays a man in a bust-length composition. The artist has captured a sense of realism and detail in the subject’s features, particularly the eyes. The use of brown and grey washes adds depth and volume to the figure, while the rough outlines suggest a quick and informal study. "Mandsportræt og to profiler" ("Male Portrait and Two Profiles") is a classic example of Marstrand's work, showcasing his ability to capture likeness and convey character through expressive brushwork. The artwork is currently housed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen.