Back to gallery
Portrait of Count Charles de Mornay

Art Appreciation

The portrait captures a gentleman seated, his gaze direct and unwavering. The artist masterfully employs light and shadow to sculpt the figure, drawing the eye to the subject's face. The man’s dark coat and the chair provide a stark contrast against the warm, neutral background, creating a sense of depth and focus. His posture suggests a quiet confidence; his hands, subtly clasped, speak of contemplation and composure. The artist’s technique, evident in the delicate rendering of the face and the subtle gradations of color in the coat, indicates a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of form.

Portrait of Count Charles de Mornay

Eugène Delacroix

Category:

Created:

1837

Likes:

0

Dimensions:

5192 × 6389 px
810 × 1000 mm

Download:

Related artworks

Coronation of Emperor Napoleon I and Coronation of the Empress Josephine in Notre-Dame de Paris, December 2, 1804
Eleven Costume Paintings and Bullfight Scenes
They already have a seat (i.e. the bottom)
Bricklayers at Work on the Studio Building
Carpet Merchant in Cairo 1887
Portrait of Adolphe Monet, the Artist's Father
Is There No One Who Can Untie Us?
A girl preparing her skis