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Portrait of Per Johan Wimermark, 1796. Creator: Jan Brandes
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Portrait of Per Johan Wimermark, 1796. Creator: Jan Brandes
Portrait of Per Johan Wimermark, 1796. Brother-in-law of the artist, and the vice-pastor of Linkoping. With inscription
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Artists Family Artists Model Brandes Jan Brandes Johan Brother In Law Churchman Clergyman Cleric Complexion Jan Brandes Johan Brandes Model Overweight Pastor Reverend Rosy Cheeked Rosy Cheeks Sketch Book Sketchbook
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This portrait, created by the Dutch artist Jan Brandes in 1796, depicts Per Johan Wimermark, who was the vice-pastor of Linkoping in Ostergotland, Sweden, at the time. The brother-in-law of the artist, Wimermark's portraiture showcases the rich heritage of European art from the 18th century. Brandes expertly captures the essence of his subject with a pencil drawing, bringing Wimermark's rosy cheeks and complexion to life. The artist's skillful use of color and shading adds depth and dimension to the portrait, highlighting Wimermark's overweight figure and the intricate details of his wig. The concept of religion and spirituality is evident in the portrait, as Wimermark's reverend attire and solemn expression convey his role as a clergyman in the Christian faith. The portrait is a testament to the importance of family and community during this era, with Brandes immortalizing his brother-in-law in a sketchbook or drawing album. The portrait's historical significance is further emphasized by its inclusion in the Rijksmuseum collection, a renowned museum in the Netherlands dedicated to preserving and showcasing European art and cultural heritage. This portrait of Per Johan Wimermark by Jan Brandes is a stunning example of European art from the 18th century, offering a glimpse into the lives and traditions of the time.
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