Portrait Of A Noble Lady In A Silk Dress, With Bamberg Seal. German School, 1820s. Height Cm220

Portrait of a Noble Lady in a Silk Dress, with Bamberg Seal. German School, 1820s. Height 220 cm.
Period: 1820s
German School
The painting has already obtained a regular Certificate of Free Circulation issued by the Ministry.

Large oil on canvas depicting a noble lady seated, dressed in a white silk gown with puffed sleeves, characteristic of early 1820s fashion. The luxurious fabric and flowing silhouette emphasize her high social status. A Kashmir shawl draped over her shoulder adds refinement, while the detail of double bracelets on both wrists confirms a style that faded away by the late 1820s. Her center-parted hairstyle with defined curls follows the aesthetic conventions of the period.

The lady is portrayed in an open architectural space featuring a classical column, reflecting the lingering influence of Neoclassicism in the early 19th century. To the left, the background opens onto a small lake with trees and hills, evoking the Romantic appreciation for nature.

Original giltwood frame, consistent with the period.

A red wax seal with a crown and interlaced letters is present on the back, indicating a connection to the city of Bamberg, possibly suggesting a noble or institutional origin.

Good overall condition, with well-preserved colors and details. The frame exhibits minor wear consistent with its age.

Height 220 cm.

This portrait, executed within the German school, accurately captures the elegance of aristocratic fashion in the 1820s. The painterly quality, the luxurious textiles, and the presence of the Bamberg seal enhance its historical and collectible value.