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Aurora Karamzin (1808-1902), kopio A. J. Perignonin muotokuvasta vuodelta 1853.

Aurora Karamzin (1808-1902), kopio A. J. Perignonin muotokuvasta vuodelta 1853., by Bruno Hahl
Aurora Karamzin (1808-1902), kopio A. J. Perignonin muotokuvasta vuodelta 1853., by Bruno Hahl

Aurora Karamzin (1808-1902), kopio A. J. Perignonin muotokuvasta vuodelta 1853. is a drawing by Bruno Hahl. It is held in the collection of the Helsinki City Museum. This portrait painting depicts Aurora Karamzin, a woman of significance, as captured by an artist copying a work by A.

About this work

Overview

This portrait painting depicts Aurora Karamzin, a woman of significance, as captured by an artist copying a work by A. J. Perignon from 1853.

Subject & Meaning

The subject is shown with dark hair, wearing a blue dress and black lace shawl, adorned with gold jewelry and holding a small bouquet of pink flowers. Her serene and contemplative expression suggests a quiet, introspective mood.

Technique & Style

The artist's use of color and composition creates a sense of intimacy and warmth, with a warm, earthy-toned background that adds depth to the image. The overall effect is one of quiet elegance and refinement.

Artist & collection

Artist

Bruno Hahl

This 19th-century drawing borrows a portrait style from 1853 and swaps the sitter for Aurora Karamzin, blending past and present in a single sheet.

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