Adolph Tidemand
Man in folk costume (between 1867 and 1873)
$19.00
4x6 print
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About the artist
Adolph Tidemand
About this artwork
This artwork is a delicate pencil sketch depicting a man in traditional folk attire from the 19th century. The subject stands with his back to the viewer, looking over his shoulder. He wears a hat adorned with a feather or decorative element on top, and his long hair cascades down to his shoulders. His jacket has slightly rounded shoulders and fits loosely, while his trousers are simple and knee-length, ending at his calves. One hand rests on his hip, holding the hem of his trousers, while the other hand is placed near his side.The lines are graceful and fluid, capturing a sense of movement and posture without any background details to distract from the figure itself. The overall style is minimalist yet expressive, with soft, controlled pencil strokes that convey texture and form effectively. Below the sketch, there is artist's handwriting indicating the subject as "Kettring Søndre Fjelde". This piece exudes a timeless quality, highlighting traditional folk culture through its simple elegance and attention to detail in capturing human form and attire. Perfect for those who appreciate historical cultural artistry and minimalist pencil sketches.
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