Studienkopf Eines Schnauzbartigen Mannes Im Verlorenen Profil

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"Studienkopf eines schnauzbärtigen Mannes im verlorenen Profil" (Study Head of a Mustachioed Man in Lost Profile) is a notable work by the German painter Anton Alexander von Werner, an influential artist of the 19th century known for his historical and genre paintings. Born on May 9, 1843, in Frankfurt (Oder), Prussia, von Werner became a central figure in the German art world, serving as the director of the Royal Academy of Arts in Berlin and significantly influencing the development of academic art in Germany.

This particular piece, while less documented compared to von Werner's grand historical canvases, offers insight into his skill in portraiture and study works. The title itself describes the subject matter—a detailed study of a man's head, characterized by a pronounced mustache, presented in profile yet with the face partially obscured or "lost," suggesting a turn away from the viewer or a gaze into the distance. This technique may reflect von Werner's interest in capturing the nuances of human expression and the subtleties of light and shadow, hallmarks of his more celebrated compositions.

The work exemplifies von Werner's academic training and his mastery of the human form, evident in the precise rendering of the subject's features and the careful modulation of tone. While the painting's date and the identity of the sitter remain unspecified, it is representative of von Werner's broader oeuvre, which often focused on the depiction of figures from contemporary life and history.

"Studienkopf eines schnauzbärtigen Mannes im verlorenen Profil" remains an important piece for scholars and enthusiasts of 19th-century German art, offering a glimpse into von Werner's artistic process and his contributions to portraiture. As with many of his works, this study head not only showcases von Werner's technical prowess but also reflects the cultural and aesthetic preoccupations of his time, making it a valuable subject of study for those interested in the period's art and history.

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