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Head study for the “Scene from the Tyrolean Struggle for Freedom”, around 1840. Creator: Johann Peter Krafft
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Head study for the “Scene from the Tyrolean Struggle for Freedom”, around 1840. Creator: Johann Peter Krafft
Head study for the "Scene from the Tyrolean Struggle for Freedom", around 1840
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1840s Art Movement Austrian Gallery Belvedere Belvedere Biedermeier Biedermeier Period Biedermeier Realism Classicism Details Johann Peter Krafft Krafft Johann Peter Part Of Pencil On Paper Raised White Peter Krafft Portion Realist Studies Style Tyrolean Tyrolean Rebellion Artistic Movement Description
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This head study, titled "Head study for the Scene from the Tyrolean Struggle for Freedom," is a stunning work of art created by the renowned Austrian painter Johann Peter Krafft around 1840. The Biedermeier period, characterized by its focus on domesticity and introspection, heavily influenced Krafft's artistic style during this time. The monochrome pencil on paper raised white drawing depicts a determined and defiant man with a thick beard and a distinctive Tyrolean hat. The man's profile is angled, providing a clear view of his strong jawline and furrowed brow, conveying a sense of deep concentration and resolve. The man's clothing, with its intricate patterns and rich colors, is typical of the Tyrolean region during the 19th century. This head study is a portion of a larger work, believed to be a scene from the Tyrolean Rebellion, a significant moment in Austrian history when the people of Tyrol rose up against foreign rule in 1809. The rebellion was ultimately unsuccessful, but it became a symbol of Austrian heritage and national pride. The meticulous attention to detail in the man's facial features, clothing, and hat is a testament to Krafft's mastery of realism and Biedermeier realism. The raised white technique adds depth and texture to the drawing, making the man's features stand out even more. This head study is now part of the esteemed collection at the Austrian Gallery Belvedere in Vienna, Austria, and is a must-see for anyone interested in 19th-century art, fashion, or Austrian history.
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