Albert EdelfeltFinland, 1854–1905Lady Writing a Letter
Mag men het zien?
Onbekend
Nationalmuseum
Stockholm, Zweden
De eigenaar is bekend; of het werk nu te zien is, is onbekend.
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This small painting by Edelfelt is a reminder of the central importance of hand-written letters and the writing desk in the bourgeois household. The glass inkwell on the table is open and the woman seems to be replying to a newly-opened letter, careful not to keep the sender waiting. A technically exquisite detail is the envelope in her hand, or, more specifically, how it appears translucent in the light.
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- Afbeelding: Nationalmuseum — Public Domain Mark 1.0
Intussen, in het leven van Albert Edelfelt
Het hele leven1886
The Pasteur portrait triumphs at the Paris Salon
The portrait of Pasteur in his laboratory, painted in 1885 with the scientist — who had a good sense of public relations — helping to plan it, was a great success at the Salon of 1886 and became one of the most familiar images of him. It earned the painter the Legion of Honour.
1886 · Onderscheiding
Knight of the Legion of Honour
1888
Marries Baroness Ellan de la Chapelle
Edelfelt married Baroness Anna Elise “Ellan” de la Chapelle; they had known each other since childhood, but their marriage had little warmth.
23 november 1888
Son born: Erik Edelfelt
1889 · Onderscheiding
Officer of the Legion of Honour
