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Unknown woman, possibly the artist's future wife Ulrika Maria Stahlberg, died 1797, 1786. Creator: Arvid Lundback
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Unknown woman, possibly the artist's future wife Ulrika Maria Stahlberg, died 1797, 1786. Creator: Arvid Lundback
Unknown woman, possibly the artist's future wife Ulrika Maria Stahlberg, died 1797, 1786
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Frame Large Miniature Oversized Round Scale Gouache Ladieswear National Museum Sweden Nationalmuseum Sweden Stockholm National Museum Womens Wear Womenswear
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This 18th century portrait, created by Swedish artist Arvid Lundback, depicts an unknown woman, believed to be the artist's future wife, Ulrika Maria Stahlberg. The painting is a stunning example of the elegance and refinement of the time, with the subject wearing a pink and yellow dress adorned with intricate lace and a large rose in her hat. The circular composition of the portrait, framed in a yellow metal frame, adds to the sense of intimacy and intimacy, inviting the viewer to gaze upon the young woman's expressive face and thoughtful demeanor. Painted in watercolour and gouache on paper, the detail and precision of the artwork are truly remarkable. Ulrika Maria Stahlberg's dress, with its voluminous skirts and high waistline, is a testament to the fashion of the era, while the muted colour palette and delicate brushwork add to the overall sense of grace and sophistication. Sadly, Ulrika Maria Stahlberg passed away in 1797, leaving us to wonder about the life and story behind this enchanting portrait. Today, it is housed in the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden, where it continues to captivate and inspire visitors from around the world.
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