Speech to the Ladies (1906)

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Albert Engström's work, *Speech to the Ladies* (1906), offers a distinctive and spirited exploration of social settings and character expression through minimalistic yet expressive lines. This striking black and white illustration portrays a social scene with theatrical flair.Central to the image is a robust, imposing man standing with a cocktail in hand, evidently addressing an audience. His facial expression is stern and somewhat exaggerated, featuring prominently arched eyebrows and a firmly set moustache, which adds a comedic touch to his otherwise solemn demeanor.Flanking him are two elegantly drawn women who appear to be listening intently to his speech. Their features, rendered in softer, more flowing lines, contrast starkly with the man's harsher contours. Captured mid-conversation, or perhaps mid-toast, the scene conveys a sense of movement and the lively dynamics typical of a social gathering.The setting is further enlivened with delicately sketched details of glasses and floral arrangements, contributing to the festive atmosphere. Engström's mastery in capturing the essence of a moment with minimal strokes speaks to his sharp observational skills and adds a timeless quality to the work.

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Albert Engström (1869 – 1940) was a Swedish artist, author and member of the Swedish Academy from 1922.