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19th-Century German School Portrait Of A Gentleman 1820s it seems plausible that his

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it seems plausible that his father produced this image of him - or perhaps someone within his circle

we see three figures by a cottage with one resting on horseback

Leda is often seen affectionately holding the swan akin to a soulmate

She’s facing away from us

Rosenstand was born in Copenhagen and studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and later at Leon Bonnat’s school in Paris

19th-Century German School Portrait Of A Gentleman 1820s it seems plausible that hisThis charming mid 19th century oil painting depicts a gentleman wearing a white shirt with a black coat and necktie. His collars are turned down and his hair is styled with a side parting. In the 1840s 50s, men tended to wear their hair covering the top of the ears, which was often accompanied by side whiskers and moustaches. Here, the young gentleman sports a beard akin to a modern day chinstrap. Quite a dapper characteristic. The portrait is signed

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