Portrait Of A Girl, Said To Be The Artist's Daughter, Aged Three And A Half, Looking Back Over Her Left Shoulder

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"Portrait of a Girl, Said to Be the Artist's Daughter, Aged Three and a Half, Looking Back Over Her Left Shoulder" is an evocative 18th-century painting by the German artist Johann Friedrich August Tischbein, known for his portraits and historical subjects. This particular work is notable for its intimate portrayal of a young child, believed to be Tischbein's own daughter, capturing a moment of innocence and introspection.

Johann Friedrich August Tischbein (1750–1812), often referred to as the "Leipziger Tischbein," was part of the prolific Tischbein family of painters. He received his artistic training from his uncle, Johann Jacob Tischbein, and later traveled extensively throughout Europe, which influenced his artistic style. His works often exhibit the grace and elegance characteristic of the late Rococo and early Neoclassical periods.

This portrait stands out in Tischbein's oeuvre as a personal and tender depiction of childhood. The young girl is rendered with a softness and warmth that suggests a father's affectionate gaze. She is shown looking back over her left shoulder, a pose that adds a dynamic twist to the composition and invites viewers to ponder what might have caught the child's attention. The attention to detail in the rendering of her facial features and the delicate treatment of her hair and clothing are indicative of Tischbein's skill as a portraitist.

While the identity of the girl as Tischbein's daughter remains speculative, the title of the painting reflects a common practice of the time, where the subjects of portraits were often identified as relatives of the artist to add a layer of personal narrative to the work.

The painting is a significant example of portraiture from the late 18th century, offering insights into the representation of children and family life during this period. It also serves as a testament to Tischbein's artistic legacy and his contribution to the genre of portraiture. The work's current location, provenance, and exhibition history contribute further to its historical and cultural significance, making it a valuable piece for both art historians and the general public interested in the period's art and social customs.

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