Franz Seraph Von Lenbach Collection
Franz Seraph von Lenbach, a renowned German artist of the 19th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite portraits
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Franz Seraph von Lenbach, a renowned German artist of the 19th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite portraits. Born in 1836, Lenbach's talent and passion for painting blossomed at an early age. His works captured not only the physical likeness but also the essence and personality of his subjects. One of Lenbach's notable creations is "Marion Lenbach (1892-1947), the Artists Daughter, " painted in 1900. This portrait showcases his daughter Marion, radiating innocence and youthfulness that captivates viewers even to this day. The delicate brushstrokes bring out her vibrant spirit, making it a cherished piece within their family. In another masterpiece titled "Portrait of a Lady, Head and Shoulders, " Lenbach demonstrates his mastery over oil on card technique. The subject's gaze exudes confidence while her posture suggests elegance and grace, and is through such attention to detail that Lenbach immortalizes these women in time. Lenbach was not limited to capturing female beauty alone; he also portrayed men with equal skill and precision. One such example is "Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria (1821-1912), " created in 1902. Through this portrait, we witness Luitpold's regal presence as well as hints of wisdom acquired through years spent ruling Bavaria. The artist did not shy away from depicting famous figures either; Sarah Bernhardt graced one canvas as Lady Macbeth while Franz Liszt sat for him around c1880s - both paintings showcasing their unique personalities. Lenbach even had the honor of painting Pope Leo XIII himself in 1886 – a testament to his reputation among influential figures during that era. His work extended beyond Europe's borders too; Otto Von Bismarck became one subject who received special treatment under Lenbach’s brushstroke expertise in 1884.