Damenbildnis

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Welcome to a compelling exploration of "Damenbildnis," a remarkable portrait by the gifted artist Anny Dollschein. In this striking painting, Dollschein captures the essence of a woman's profile with delicate mastery. Rendered on a warm beige background, the use of red and brown tones imbues the portrait with a sense of depth and introspection.The subject, a woman, is seen in profile. Her expression is serene, yet there is a hint of melancholy in the sensitivity of her mouth and the downward gaze of her eyes, suggesting a moment captured in quiet contemplation. The soft rendering of her features contrasts with the more defined lines of her jaw and the curve of her nose, which Dollschein skillfully accentuates, highlighting her refined technique in portraiture."Damenbildnis" thus not only showcases Dollschein's proficiency with chalk but also envelops the viewer in the emotional atmosphere of the piece, making it a profound example of portrait artistry.

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Anny Dollschein (1893 - 1946) was an Austrian artist, painter, graphic artist, puppeteer and actress. In Graz she was trained as a painter by Friederike Koch von Langentreu and at the Landeskunstschule by Anton Marussig and Daniel Pauluzzi. 

In 2008 her works were exhibited in the Joanneum Museum in Graz.

In 2017 a memorial plaque was erected in Harrachgasse in Graz, at the house where Anny Dollschein lived for a few years.

Her work encompasses the styles of Impressionism and Cubism.