Bildnis der Schwester des Künstlers 1893

"Bildnis der Schwester des Künstlers" is a graphite drawing by Louis Eysen, created in 1893 and now housed at the Städel Museum. The work depicts the artist's sister, a young woman whose face is partially obscured by her hair. The drawing is characterized by its delicate lines and subtle shading, creating a sense of intimacy and quiet contemplation. Eysen's portrayal captures the subject's soft features and gentle expression, evoking a sense of warmth and connection. This portrait exemplifies Eysen's skill in capturing the likeness of his subjects through a sensitive and nuanced style.