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Count Emanuel Gyldenstolpe plays Listz on the piano. (c1850s) Creator: Fritz von Dardel
"Le Liszt Suedois. Manne Gyldenstolpe". Count Emanuel Gyldenstolpe plays Listz on the piano. (c1850s)
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1850s Bottle Bottles Class Count Dardel Fritz Von Fritz Ludvig Von Dardel Fritz Von Dardel Historic Figure Historical Person Hunched Ink Drawing Ink On Paper Nobility Nordic Nordic Museum Nordic Museum Foundation Nordiska Museet Overturned Pianist Piano Piano Player Sideboards Sideburns Social Class Trousers Upper Class Aristocrat Playing An Instrument
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This image, titled "Le Liszt Suedois. Manne Gyldenstolpe. Count Emanuel Gyldenstolpe plays Liszt on the piano" (c1850s), is a mesmerizing work of art by the renowned Swedish artist, Fritz von Dardel. The photograph portrays Count Emanuel Gyldenstolpe, a prominent aristocrat of the 19th century, deeply engrossed in playing the piano. The count, dressed in fashionable apparel of the era, dons a coat and waistcoat, complete with a stylish cravat and a well-groomed beard. The setting is elegant, with the count's grand piano taking center stage, adorned with a bottle and overturned glasses, perhaps suggesting an impromptu musical performance. The artist, Fritz von Dardel, masterfully captures the count's intense concentration as he presses the foot pedal and plays the piano, his facial expression revealing a deep connection to the music. The intricacies of the drawing are evident in the details, from the intricate patterns on the count's clothing to the delicate lines of the piano keys. The use of ink on paper adds to the timeless quality of the artwork, transporting us back to a bygone era of aristocracy, heritage, and the arts. This full-length illustration is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Sweden and the Nordic region, showcasing the historic figure of Count Emanuel Gyldenstolpe and his passion for music. The Nordic Museum Foundation's collection is proud to preserve this unique piece of art for future generations to appreciate and be inspired by.
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