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Deutsch: Ferdinand von Rayski (1806-1890): Kinderbildnis von Charlotte von Bechtolsheim aus Schloss Mainsondheim, Würzburg um 1839, Ölgemälde auf Leinwand, signiert und datiert unten rechts mit "FvR"; Charlotte, das jüngste Kind der Familie von Bechtolsheim, wurde 1838 geboren. Ferdinand von Rayski porträtierte sie ergänzend zur Familienserie wohl etwa einjährig im Jahr 1839; Charlotte ist mit Bilderbuch und Puppe als Kind dargestellt. Offensichtlich ist sie in ihrem weißen Kleidchen für die Porträtsitzung hergerichtet. |
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