Adolph Tidemand
Knelende mann med foldede hender (between 1839 - 1841)
$19.00
4x6 print
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About the artist
Adolph Tidemand
About this artwork
This art print features a monochromatic pencil drawing of a man crouching down with an anxious expression on his face. The subject is a Caucasian male, shown from the knees up, wearing 19th-century attire including a jacket, shirt, and knee-length trousers. His right arm is extended forward, gripping a surface or object out of frame, while his left hand rests near his hip. His hair is tousled, adding to his look of concern or urgency. The pencil work highlights the texture of his clothing and the subtle shading in his facial features. The artist's signature, "Tidemand," can be seen in the bottom left corner. This piece captures a moment filled with tension, emphasizing the man's emotional state through detailed facial expressions and posture. Perfect for adding an element of historical narrative to any space, this monochromatic artwork combines realism and emotion in a timeless manner.
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