Bildnis Einer Im Park Promenierenden Jungen Dame Mit Blumenkorb. Einer Nicht Zu Verifizierenden Tradition Nach Handelt Es Sich Um Ein Bildnis Der Konigin Luise Von Preusen.

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"Bildnis Einer Im Park Promenierenden Jungen Dame Mit Blumenkorb. Einer Nicht Zu Verifizierenden Tradition Nach Handelt Es Sich Um Ein Bildnis Der Königin Luise Von Preußen" is an artwork attributed to the Swiss artist Franz Niklaus König (1765–1832). The title translates to "Portrait of a Young Lady Walking in the Park with a Basket of Flowers. According to an Unverifiable Tradition, It Is a Portrait of Queen Luise of Prussia." This painting is notable for its association with Queen Luise of Prussia (1776–1810), who was revered for her beauty and grace and became a symbol of national pride for Prussia during the Napoleonic Wars.

The painting is a classic example of late 18th to early 19th-century portraiture, showcasing the elegance and romantic idealism of the period. The subject is depicted in a pastoral setting, a common motif that reflects the era's fascination with nature and the idyllic. The young lady's attire and the inclusion of a flower basket are indicative of the romanticized view of aristocratic life and femininity during this time.

Franz Niklaus König, the artist associated with this work, was known for his detailed and sensitive portraiture, as well as his landscape and genre paintings. His works were characterized by their fine brushwork and attention to detail, elements that are evident in this portrait.

The attribution of the painting to König and the identification of the subject as Queen Luise are, however, not definitively verified. The lack of concrete historical evidence to support these claims places the work in an interesting position within art historical discourse, as it reflects the complexities of attribution and the role of tradition and lore in the understanding of art.

The painting is a significant piece for those interested in the study of portraiture, the representation of women in art, and the cultural history of Prussia. It also offers insight into the artistic practices and societal values of the turn of the 19th century in Europe.

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