Portrait Of Käthe Holm Née Ahlefeldt

Portrait Of Käthe Holm Née AhlefeldtA fine mid 19th century portrait of Kthe Holm Ne Ahlefeldt wearing a green dress, necklace, bracelet and rings. Its interesting to note that shes wearing rings on either side of her fourth finger as this highlights the fact shes unmarried. So, with this in mind, we can assume that when this was painted her surname was Ahlefeldt. The surname Ahlefeldt has its origins in German and Danish nobility with the earliest known ancestor being Benedict von

Some light craquelure

A beautiful depiction of a sunlit interior by prolific Danish artist

Her simple black dress with large plain white collar is similar to the outfit worn by the subject of this portrait by Bartholomeus van der Helst (1613-1670)

Léopold Lecomte (1890-1963)

Both portraits have a few small scratches here and there but nothing major

as perhaps this is a commentary on urban industrialisation

A 19th-century three-quarter length portrait of the dashing Karl Hoffmann

A peaceful moonlit harbour scene by Danish painter

A detailed interior scene with a hand-painted trunk

Vatican City

in 2015 for ‘Im Künstleratelier’ (50cm x 39

22” x 18” / 56cm x 46cm