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Portrait of Mrs. Ackerman
Portrait of Madame Ackermann, painter: Franz Xavier Wendelhardt, date of creation: 1838, type of painting: oil on canvas, painting style: neoclassical, painting size: 129.5 ×97 cm.
The painting depicts a portrait of Mrs. Ackermann. Mrs. Ackermann, dignified and fair-skinned, dressed in a white gauze dress and draped in a black shawl with red patterns, sat on a bench upstairs, one hand on the hem of the skirt and the other on the fence, looking at the other with a relaxed look.
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Portrait of a Young Woman
Portrait of a Young Woman, painter: Franz Xavier Wendelhardt, date of creation: 1840, type of painting: oil on canvas, painting style: neoclassical, painting size: 63.5 × 50.8 cm.
The painting depicts a portrait of a young woman. A graceful young woman, dressed in a white robe, sat on a sofa, leaning against her backrest, with one arm resting on her backrest, leaking out her slender fingers and delicate rings, tilting her neck and looking calmly ahead.
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"A Girl in a Blue and White Shawl"
A Girl in a Blue and White Shawl, Painter: Franz Xavier Wendelhalt, Date of Creation: 1850, Type of Painting: Oil on Canvas, Style: Romanticism, Size: 56×46 cm.
The painting depicts a girl wearing a blue and white shawl. A girl with a tall nose and big eyes, draped in a white silk scarf and a blue silk scarf, with beautiful shoulders exposed, stood by the wall, clutching the blue silk scarf with her hand, and her big green eyes glanced in the direction of the side.
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Portrait of Charlotte, Princess of Belgium
Portrait of Charlotte, Princess of Belgium, painter: Franz Xavier Windelhalt, date of creation: 1840, type of painting: oil on canvas, painting style: neoclassicism, painting size: 92.1×64.2 cm.
The painting depicts a portrait of The Belgian Princess Charlotte. Charlotte was quiet and lovely, with a chubby face and round eyes, wearing a white puffy skirt and a black coat, wearing a black hat, standing by the red curtains, holding her hands together in front of her stomach, looking at each other quietly.
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A Woman in Black
A Woman dressed in Black, painter: Franz Xavier Wendelhardt, date of creation: 1844, type of painting: oil on canvas, painting style: academic, painting size: 130×98 cm.
The painting depicts a woman dressed in black. A dignified and beautiful woman, with jet-black and translucent hair, fair skin, big eyes, and a black dress embroidered with patterns, and a transparent black lace turban on her head. She put her hands together on her stomach and stood gracefully in the outdoor landscape, quietly admiring the distant scenery.
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Florinda Part I
Florinda Part II
Florinda, painter: Franz Xavier Wendelhardt, date of creation: 1823, type of painting: oil on canvas, painting style: Romanticism, painting size: 245.7 × 178.4 cm.
The painting depicts Florinda (the far right of fig. 1) and a group of palace ladies chatting by the pool. Beautiful Florinda and her companions, dressed in luxurious silk dresses, sat by the pool in the garden in different postures, chatting with great interest.
Legend has it that Roderick, the last king of Spain, was killed after peeking at the palace maids bathing. While Florinda and the other palace ladies were bathing in the garden, King Roderick of Spain hid in the bushes and secretly observed in order to select the most beautiful woman. In the end, Roderick chose Florinda and seduced her. Florinda's father, Count Julian, was furious when he learned of this. So Count Julian secretly met with the Arabs and encouraged them to invade Spain. Not long after, the Arabs invaded Spain. In the ensuing war, Spain was defeated and King Roderick was killed in the war. After that, the Arabs ruled Spain for two hundred years.