Richard Von Hagn, Portrait Of A Young Lady In An Orange Necktie Rural which is one of the

which is one of the oldest portrait collections in the world

Tschelan trained at the Weimar Academy and later studied in Paris and Florence

21” x 17” / 53cm x 43cm

415 achieved for ‘Le Pont d'Austerlitz Vu De La Berge’ (52cm x 31cm)

Size including frame 13⅔” x 17¼” / 35cm x 44cm

Richard Von Hagn, Portrait Of A Young Lady In An Orange Necktie Rural which is one of theAn early 20th century portrait of a young lady in a silk blouse and orange necktie by German painter, Richard Von Hagn (1850 1933). Theres a gentle delicacy to this portrait and a sense of shyness in the sitter. Her demure expression and subtle smile are offset by a deep red background. Richard Von Hagn was well respected in his day and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden. He spent many years of his adult life in Venice, which became a