Biedermeier pastel, portrait

Biedermeier Pastel

The Biedermeier pastel, created in Lübeck around 1830, captures the grace and timeless beauty of this era in a fascinating way. The portrait shows Dina Henriette Zernitz, a prominent personality from Lübeck who lived in the 19th century. Dina Henriette Zernitz, born on October 18, 1816 in Lübeck and died on January 10, 1882, is lovingly depicted in the pastel portrait. Her portrait not only offers an insight into her personal history, but also into the fashion and life of the Biedermeier period. The pastel portrait is framed in a Berlin bar, typical of this period. Known for its simple elegance, the Berlin bar adds a touch of classicism to the artwork without distracting from the delicate beauty of pastel. This Biedermeier pastel is not only a valuable historical document, but also a work of art of timeless beauty. It captures not only the appearance but also the personality and charm of Dina Henriette Zernitz and the atmosphere of the Biedermeier period. Such a work remains a fascinating piece for collectors and art lovers, honoring the history and art of the period. We also have a male counterpart to this female model of a Biedermeier pastel portrait. Or you can look at this Empire half-portrait.

Biedermeier bei RSA Wiesbaden

You can find more Biedermeier furniture and art objects in my shop in Wiesbaden.
Regine Schmitz-Avila, your Biedermeier specialist for cabinets, tables and chests of drawers.