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Philip Christoph von Konigsmarck (1665-1694). Artist: Oesterley, Karl (Carl), the Younger (1839-1930)
Philip Christoph von Konigsmarck (1665-1694). Found in the collection of Bomann Museum Celle
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Media ID 15017350
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Hannover Hanover Oil On Cardboard Academic Art
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Philip Christoph von Konigsmarck (1665-1694) - A Glimpse into the Enigmatic Life of a Nobleman
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print showcases the enigmatic figure of Philip Christoph von Konigsmarck, an intriguing character from history. Captured by artist Karl Oesterley, the Younger (1839-1930), this portrait offers a glimpse into the life of this nobleman whose story is shrouded in mystery and tragedy. Konigsmarck was known for his charm, intelligence, and dashing looks. Born in 1665, he belonged to one of Europe's most influential families. However, it was his ill-fated love affair with Sophia Dorothea of Celle that sealed his tragic destiny. The oil on cardboard technique used by Oesterley beautifully captures Konigsmarck's charismatic presence. The academic art style employed here adds depth and sophistication to the composition while highlighting every intricate detail of his features. Displayed at Bomann Museum Celle in Hanover, Germany, this portrait serves as a reminder of both historical significance and artistic excellence. It invites viewers to ponder upon the mysteries surrounding Konigsmarck's life and untimely demise. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece, let us delve into history's pages and imagine what secrets lie behind those piercing eyes – a man forever immortalized through brushstrokes on canvas. This print stands as a testament to human fascination with tales
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