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He’s wearing his collars stiff and high
His contemporaries considered him to be a little introverted and he opted to dedicate his life to his art rather than settle down with a family
Together with artists such as David Cox (1783-1859) and Thomas Baker (1809-1864)
Some of her work is held at the Gothenburg Art Museum
This charming 19th-century Swedish watercolour depicts a girl with her back partially turned
Otto Voigt, The Finishing Touches Trees He’s wearing his collars stiffThis remarkable oil painting by German artist Otto Voigt (1870 1949) depicts a lady in her dressing room. The scene is adorned with a beauteous array of fineries as she puts the finishing touches to her outfit. Voigt was a multi talented creative who was primarily known for his ceramics but also produced paintings that looked back to the 18th and early 19th centuries. He was fascinated by the decorative embellishment of yesteryear and sought to