Portret van Francis Enne 1883

Léon Brunin's 1883 portrait of Francis Enne is a striking example of realistic portraiture. The work, rendered in delicate graphite on paper, showcases Brunin's skill in capturing the likeness and character of his subject. Enne is depicted in a formal pose, with his gaze directed at the viewer, conveying a sense of presence and quiet contemplation. This intimate portrait, with its subtle shading and intricate details, is a testament to Brunin's talent as a portraitist, highlighting the individual personality of his sitter through a sensitive and expressive rendering.