Richard Von Hagn, Portrait Of A Young Lady In An Orange Necktie

Richard Von Hagn, Portrait Of A Young Lady In An Orange NecktieAn early 20th century portrait of a young lady in a silk blouse and orange necktie by German painter, Richard Von Hagn (1850 1933). Theres a gentle delicacy to this portrait and a sense of shyness in the sitter. Her demure expression and subtle smile are offset by a deep red background. Richard Von Hagn was well respected in his day and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden. He spent many years of his adult life in Venice, which became a

Relaxed rural scenes such as this were popular during the 19th-century as they provided a restful moment in an increasingly industrialised world

Provenance Italy

He’s dressed in a black tunic with gold epaulettes

Battersea was constructed in two phases - with each contributing two chimneys

359 achieved for ‘Tunis’ (46cm x 36cm) in 2007

probably with pomade

A charismatic Italian oil on wood depicting a thoughtful woman with curled hair

He’s certainly a man that loves his jewellery

Areas of craquelure but generally in beautiful condition throughout following its light restoration

sacrifice and death

Canvas in good condition

Medium Oil on canvas Size including frame 30⅔” x 26⅔” / 78cm x 68cm