Lilli Lundsteen, Portrait Of A Gentleman With A Homburg Places A late 19th-century portrait of

A late 19th-century portrait of a gentleman by German artist

He’s styled his hair into an almighty quiff and was surely the talk of the town

We particularly love the way that the foliage is lurching over the wall as if the property is lost in time

Schiøttz-Jensen studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Art in Copenhagen and later in Paris at the Académie Colarossi

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Lilli Lundsteen, Portrait Of A Gentleman With A Homburg Places A late 19th-century portrait ofA characterful 20th century portrait of a dapper gentleman wearing a black homburg hat by Danish artist, Lilli Lundsteen (1871 1949). Shes captured the gentlemans character superbly well and it feels like she knew him personally. We particularly love his carefully coiffured grey beard and thick bushy eyebrows. Elisabeth (Lilli) Charlotte Lundsteen was primarily a painter of portraits and still lifes. She exhibited at the Kunsthal Charlottenborg in