Frederik Storch, Portrait Of A Woman

Frederik Storch, Portrait Of A WomanA fine mid 19th century portrait of a woman with an endearing smile by Danish painter, Frederik Storch (1805 1883). This beautiful painting captures the subjects expression with a deft touch and careful attention to detail. We love the cheeks, which glow and indicate a degree of shyness and the hair with almost every strand rendered. Frederik Storch trained and later taught at the Royal Danish Academy. Many of his works are held in museum collections

Aigens often painted this lad and he’s likely related - perhaps it’s his son

A fine late-19th-century portrait of a fashionable society beauty by French artist

The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a frame that’s possibly its original

The artist has created this with such skill that it appears he’s just about to utter his latest theories

has captured a complex expression that suggests a thousand stories

Condition: Artwork in good condition

which sold at Christie's in 2000:

The park is alive with the rich hues of late Summer as several mature trees cast long shadows onto thick grass

Many of the summer houses were designed by the leading architects of the day and the area became well known regionally

France Condition

as you can see here

500 achieved for ‘The artist's in the Jaegersborg Dyrehave