Studies of a Young Woman

Adolph Menzel German

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After a long, productive career of painting and printmaking in which he focused primarily on historical, literary, and political subjects, Menzel turned his attention to chronicling figures of everyday life. The present studies exploring his sitter’s idiosyncratic expressions are a tribute to Menzel’s consummate skill as a draftsman.

Studies of a Young Woman, Adolph Menzel (German, Breslau 1815–1905 Berlin), Graphite on paper

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Studies of a Young Woman, Adolph Menzel (German, Breslau 1815–1905 Berlin), Graphite on paper
Studies of a Young Woman, Adolph Menzel (German, Breslau 1815–1905 Berlin), Graphite on paper
Studies of a Young Woman, Adolph Menzel (German, Breslau 1815–1905 Berlin), Graphite on paper

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