
Philipp Friedrich Hetsch - Selbstbildnis. Um 1785
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Philipp Friedrich Hetsch - Selbstbildnis. Um 1785, Philipp Friedrich von Hetsch (1785), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This oil painting, titled Philipp Friedrich Hetsch - Selbstbildnis. Um 1785, by Philipp Friedrich von Hetsch and dated 1785, shows a man with powdered gray curls and a teal coat seated beside a wooden easel holding a blank canvas. He turns his head toward the viewer against a dim, warm-toned background, with a white cravat knotted at his throat and a red-upholstered chair behind him.



























