Anders ZornSchweden, 1860–1920Jean Burnay
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The portrait of Jean Burnay is an impressive example of Zorn’s astonishing skill in watercolour painting. It is also fascinating how the interior, the setting, is employed to enhance the subject of the portrait. Zorn takes a sofa as his only prop, but he uses it to heighten Burnay’s character. The figure appears as magnificent as a peacock with its tail feathers.
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Derweil im Leben von Anders Zorn
Das ganze Leben1882
He begins to master etching
From 1882 he masters the technique of etching and goes on to create more than three hundred works. He works with one free stroke, using neither contour lines nor cross-hatching, and his etchings are a great success with artists and the public, prompting many imitations.
18. Oktober 1885
Married: Emma Zorn
1886
He buys land by Mora church
Together with his wife Emma he buys land close to Mora church and moves there a cottage from his maternal grandfather's farm; the cottage will later be enlarged into the Zorngården estate.
