No. 106020014

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Wilhelm Sohn (1830-1899), Attributed to - Portrait
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Wilhelm Sohn (1830-1899), Attributed to - Portrait

Wilhelm Sohn (1830–1899) – Fine 19th Century Female Portrait – Oil on Canvas Description Artist & Context: Artist: Wilhelm Sohn Lifespan & Nationality: 1830–1899, German Art Movement / Style: Academic Realism / Düsseldorf School of Painting Artwork Details: Title: Portrait of a Young Woman Period: Second half of the 19th Century (c. 1860–1880) Medium / Technique: Oil on canvas Attribution: Confidently attributed / Signed by Wilhelm Sohn Signature & Inscriptions: Signature: Signed by the artist as "M. Sohn Df." (Düsseldorf). Gallery Stamp / Label: Features an authentic historical gallery seal/label on the reverse: Gustav Gerstenberger, Chemnitz (est. 1847). Provenance & History: Private European collection. Acquired from a historical gallery (Gustav Gerstenberger, Chemnitz) and kept in private family ownership. Condition: Overall Condition: Very good antique condition for its age. Details: Authentic light surface craquelure consistent with 19th-century oil paintings. The canvas is stable with rich colors. Presented in an ornate, high-quality period frame with minor light age-related wear. Stylistic Remarks: A captivating portrait showcasing the refined technique of the Düsseldorf School. The artist demonstrates exceptional mastery of light and shadow (chiaroscuro), giving the sitter an elegant, introspective, and timeless presence.

No. 106020014

No longer available
Wilhelm Sohn (1830-1899), Attributed to - Portrait

Wilhelm Sohn (1830-1899), Attributed to - Portrait

Wilhelm Sohn (1830–1899) – Fine 19th Century Female Portrait – Oil on Canvas

Description
Artist & Context:
Artist: Wilhelm Sohn
Lifespan & Nationality: 1830–1899, German
Art Movement / Style: Academic Realism / Düsseldorf School of Painting
Artwork Details:
Title: Portrait of a Young Woman
Period: Second half of the 19th Century (c. 1860–1880)
Medium / Technique: Oil on canvas
Attribution: Confidently attributed / Signed by Wilhelm Sohn
Signature & Inscriptions:
Signature: Signed by the artist as "M. Sohn Df." (Düsseldorf).
Gallery Stamp / Label: Features an authentic historical gallery seal/label on the reverse: Gustav Gerstenberger, Chemnitz (est. 1847).
Provenance & History:
Private European collection. Acquired from a historical gallery (Gustav Gerstenberger, Chemnitz) and kept in private family ownership.
Condition:
Overall Condition: Very good antique condition for its age.
Details: Authentic light surface craquelure consistent with 19th-century oil paintings. The canvas is stable with rich colors. Presented in an ornate, high-quality period frame with minor light age-related wear.
Stylistic Remarks:
A captivating portrait showcasing the refined technique of the Düsseldorf School. The artist demonstrates exceptional mastery of light and shadow (chiaroscuro), giving the sitter an elegant, introspective, and timeless presence.

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Marie Gebhardt
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Estimate € 1,500 - € 1,800

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