Carl Fuchs 

"Carl Fuchs" is a portrait painting by Irish artist Sarah Purser, created sometime between 1848 and 1943. The painting features Carl Fuchs, a prominent cellist, holding his instrument, the focal point of the composition. The artwork exhibits a realist style, capturing Fuchs in a candid pose, likely during a musical performance. The rich tones and textures of the painting contribute to a sense of realism and intimacy, capturing the essence of the subject and his musicality. The painting's dimensions of 72 x 61 cm suggest an intimate scale, perhaps intended for personal viewing. The image is a testament to Purser's skill in capturing the human form and personality through brushstrokes, making it a notable piece of portraiture.