Προσωπογραφία του Χαριλάου Τρικούπη

Mavroidis employs a thick impasto application, allowing the paint to stand out from the canvas in pronounced, loose strokes. This textured surface creates a stark contrast between light and shadow, giving the face a sculptural quality that appears carved from darkness. The blurred, indistinct background further isolates the subject, enhancing his visual prominence.

Since its completion, the portrait has remained within the Museum of Ethnography’s holdings, where it has been catalogued as part of the institution’s focus on national historical figures. No record indicates subsequent sales or loans, suggesting a continuous public display since its acquisition.