Morten Thrane Brünnich, Portrait Of A Gentleman 1950s It must have been quite

It must have been quite a sight to witness from this viewpoint

which extend into the distance

She’s holding a rose close to her face as she captures its scent for the very first time

A striking self-portrait by Swedish artist

This quirky building (completed around 1844) had a central octagonal stairwell hall with a cantilevered stair - so it was far from the norm

Morten Thrane Brünnich, Portrait Of A Gentleman 1950s It must have been quiteAn exceptional 19th century portrait of a gentleman wearing a black coat along with a white cravat and stiff upstanding collar. The artist, Morten Thrane Brnnich (1805 1861), has captured the details so brilliantly and was clearly academy trained. Little is known about Brnnich but its possible that he was the son of a well known Danish zoologist by the same name. If so, that would mean his grandfather was also a portrait painter, so perhaps this