Mary Eysen im Atelier der Villa Holstein in Meran-Obermais 1894

"Mary Eysen im Atelier der Villa Holstein in Meran-Obermais" is a charcoal drawing created by Louis Eysen in 1894, depicting his wife Mary in their studio. The piece is rendered in a realistic style, characteristic of Eysen's work, and portrays Mary in a contemplative pose, seated before an easel. The darkened studio is filled with artistic paraphernalia, including paintings, drawing materials, and a small pineapple, adding to the intimate atmosphere. The artwork is now housed in the Städel Museum.