Carl Tiebler, Portrait Of Rudolph Langer

Carl Tiebler, Portrait Of Rudolph LangerA fine late 19th century portrait of a young Rudolph Langer by Austrian painter, Carl Tiebler (1821 1895). The details here are exquisite and we particularly love the oversized bow tie. Tiebler studied under portrait painter, Joseph Kieslings, and also attended the drawing school at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Several of his works can be found in museums including a self portrait from 1861, which hangs in his hometown. Carl Tieblers son, Georg

that’s the time of the Spanish Armada

so maybe he was a keen huntsman or a gamekeeper for a large country house

Aicardi’s talent was spotted at a young age and he soon found himself enrolled to study at the Accademia Ligustica di Belle Arti in Genoa

Reginald (1891-1971)

brown trousers

fortunately

The palette of warm tones creates an almost seductive atmosphere

He’s clutching the dear animal quite firmly so perhaps it was a little less keen to sit for its portrait

a piece of canvas has been attached which dates the portrait to 1841

Lefebvre was born in Belgium in 1873 and his works are held in private and public collections within Europe and beyond

almost monochromatic

he abandoned his classical style and began adopting looser brushwork and a lighter palette