Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl

Figure Studies for "Die Seelen am Acheron,"

charcoal, chalk, and/or pastel  on paper,

c. 1898
 

Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl (1860, Temesvar, Austria-Hungary - 1933, Rome)


Figure Study of Man with Outstretched Arm for the oil painting "Die Seelen am Acheron"


circa 1898


charcoal and white and brown chalk on blue handmade paper


30,3 x 45,4 cm


Provenance:

Estate of the Artist (estate stamp verso)


The above drawing is a study for the figure behind Hermes in Hiremy-Hirschl's 1898 masterwork, the oil painting "Die Seelen am Acheron" ["Souls on the Banks of the Acheron"] in the collection of the Belvedere museum, Vienna.

Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl (1860, Temesvar, Austria-Hungary-1933, Rome)

Studies of a Male Nude

circa 1898

chalk on blue paper

31 x 47.5 cm

The Daulton Collection

Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl (1860, Temesvar, Austria-Hungary-1933, Rome)

Studies of a Female Nude and Head

brown pastel, heightened with white, on light brown paper with watermark "PM FABRIANO"

circa 1898

48 x 33 cm

The Daulton Collection
detail:

 
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