Portret van Charlotte Louise Schröder 1727 - 1769
christianfritzsch
toned paper
wedding photograph
photo restoration
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
unrealistic statue
framed image
19th century
pencil art
statue
This 18th century etching by Christian Fritzsch, titled "Portret van Charlotte Louise Schröder", showcases a portrait of Charlotte Louise Schröder within a decorative oval frame. The etching is a commemorative piece, as it includes a text inscription below the portrait that describes Schröder’s life, from her birth in November to her death in April. The inscription highlights her position as a council member and emphasizes her memory through the phrase, "Deren Andencken im Seogen bleibe". This inscription emphasizes the importance of commemorating individuals of stature, solidifying the artwork’s place in the genre of portraiture. The artwork, housed in the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates Fritzsch's skill in capturing likeness and detail through the use of etching techniques.
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