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Portrait of the Artists Wife, Nina, c. 1830 (graphite on paper)
1217716 Portrait of the Artists Wife, Nina, c. 1830 (graphite on paper) by Overbeck, Friedrich (1789-1869); 20.5x18.3 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; eAshmolean Museum; German, out of copyright
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This portrait, titled "Portrait of the Artist's Wife, Nina" offers a glimpse into the life and beauty of a young woman in 19th-century Germany. Created by Friedrich Overbeck in approximately 1830, this delicate graphite sketch showcases his wife, Nina Overbeck. The artist skillfully captures Nina's demure yet elegant presence through meticulous lines and shading. The half-length composition allows us to focus on her expressive face and graceful posture. Her eyes gaze softly into the distance, evoking a sense of contemplation and mystery. Nina exudes an air of sophistication with her refined attire and hairstyle typical of the era. Despite being rendered in black and white, one can almost imagine the subtle hues that would have adorned her dress or embellished her surroundings. Displayed at the Ashmolean Museum at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, this artwork invites viewers to appreciate not only its technical mastery but also its historical significance. It serves as a testament to both Friedrich Overbeck's artistic talent and his deep affection for his wife. As we admire this intimate portrayal of Nina Overbeck, we are reminded that art has always been intertwined with personal relationships – capturing moments frozen in time for future generations to cherish.
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