Franz Xavier Winterhalter

academic-art

Franz Xavier Winterhalter Paintings 1805 - 1873 Painter, Printmaker, Germany, Academic Classicism

Helene Louise Elizabeth de Mecklembourg Schwerin, Duchess D

Oil on canvas, 215x 140 cm

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Helene Louise Elizabeth de Mecklembourg Schwerin, Duchess D by Franz Xavier Winterhalter is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Helene Louise Elizabeth de Mecklembourg Schwerin, Duchess D
Winterhalter also painted a few portrait paintings of the aristocracy in England, mostly members of court circles. Russian aristocratic visitors to Paris also liked to have their portraits executed by the famous master. Although Winterhalter never received high praise for his work from serious critics, his royal patrons highly appreciated his ability "to create the image his sitters wished or needed to project to their subjects."