Portrait of Teresa Hausner

Schweikart employs a restrained palette, allowing the deep blues and reds of the clothing to stand out against the muted background. The brushwork is smooth and detailed, particularly in rendering the lace and fabric textures, while the sitter’s gaze is rendered with a calm, direct focus that enhances the portrait’s sense of poise.

Created in the early nineteenth century, the portrait entered the National Museum in Kraków’s holdings, where it remains on display. Its provenance traces back to the original commission for Teresa Hausner, though further documentation of ownership changes before its museum acquisition is limited.