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Portrait of an Officer fom the Rehbinder Family (Nikolai Rehbinder?), 1845. Artist: Wright, Thomas (1792-1849)
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Portrait of an Officer fom the Rehbinder Family (Nikolai Rehbinder?), 1845. Artist: Wright, Thomas (1792-1849)
Portrait of an Officer fom the Rehbinder Family (Nikolai Rehbinder?), 1845. Found in the collection of the Regional A. Deineka Art Gallery, Kursk
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Great Britain Thomas 1792 1849 Wright Watercolour On Paper
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This portrait print, titled "Portrait of an Officer from the Rehbinder Family (Nikolai Rehbinder?), 1845" showcases the artistic brilliance of Thomas Wright. Created during the Romanticism period in Great Britain, this fine art image is a testament to Wright's mastery in graphic arts. The subject of this portrait remains somewhat enigmatic, with speculation suggesting that it may depict Nikolai Rehbinder. The officer's stern gaze and dignified posture exude an air of authority and confidence. Every detail, meticulously captured by Wright's skilled hand, highlights the officer's military regalia and intricate uniform embellishments. Rendered using watercolour on paper technique, this artwork exhibits a delicate balance between vibrant hues and subtle shading. The play of light and shadow adds depth to the officer's features while enhancing his commanding presence. Currently housed in the esteemed Regional A. Deineka Art Gallery in Kursk, this print serves as a window into history—a glimpse into both the artist's talent and the life of an unknown officer from the Rehbinder family. It stands as a remarkable example of portraiture within British Romanticism—an era known for its emphasis on individual expression and emotional intensity. As we admire this work today, we are transported back to 19th-century England—captivated by both its aesthetic beauty and historical significance. This piece invites us to ponder upon not only its artistic merit but also our own connection to those who came before us—the stories untold
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