Bildnis der Tante Mary Eysen 1899

"Bildnis der Tante Mary Eysen" is a charcoal drawing created in 1899 by German artist Louis Eysen. The drawing depicts a woman, presumably Mary Eysen, seated in profile. The subject's face, rendered with delicate detail, is the focal point of the work. The composition is simple, creating a sense of intimacy and drawing attention to the sitter. This piece, housed in the Städel Museum, showcases Eysen's mastery of charcoal and his ability to capture subtle nuances of expression in a portrait.