Der Markgraf von Brandenburg-Ansbach Carl Wilhelm Friedrich (1712-1757), genannt derWilde Markgraf, als Schafer oder Schnitter kostumiert.

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"Der Markgraf von Brandenburg-Ansbach Carl Wilhelm Friedrich (1712-1757), genannt der Wilde Markgraf, als Schäfer oder Schnitter kostümiert" is a painting by an unidentified artist. The artwork depicts Carl Wilhelm Friedrich, the Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach, who reigned from 1729 until his death in 1757. Known as "der Wilde Markgraf" or "the Wild Margrave," Carl Wilhelm Friedrich was a notable figure in the Holy Roman Empire, recognized for his extravagant lifestyle and strong personality.

In this painting, the Margrave is portrayed in a pastoral costume, dressed either as a shepherd or a reaper. This style of depiction was not uncommon in the 18th century, as it reflected the romanticized view of rural life and the nobility's fascination with pastoral themes. Such costumes were often used in portraits to convey a sense of simplicity and connection to nature, contrasting with the subject's actual status and lifestyle.

The choice of costume might also suggest a playful or theatrical aspect, aligning with Carl Wilhelm Friedrich's reputation for being unconventional and flamboyant. The painting captures the Margrave's likeness with attention to detail, showcasing the fashion and artistic style of the period.

Although the artist remains unidentified, the painting is a valuable representation of the cultural and historical context of the time. It offers insight into the ways in which nobility engaged with art and how they chose to present themselves to the world. The artwork is part of the collection at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, where it contributes to the understanding of 18th-century portraiture and the life of Carl Wilhelm Friedrich.

The painting remains an intriguing piece for art historians and enthusiasts, inviting speculation about the identity of the artist and the intentions behind the Margrave's chosen attire.

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