Portrait of Swiss Engraver Samuel Amsler
- Artist
- Wilhelm von Kaulbach
- Date
- 1850
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Portrait
The Portrait of Swiss engraver Samuel Amsler captures his keen dedication to art, reflecting his mastery in engraving and his admiration for Raphael. Born in Schinznach and trained under Johann Heinrich Lips and Karl Ernst Hess in Munich, Amsler's career was shaped by his time in Italy, especially Rome. Renowned for his ability to faithfully reproduce the qualities of original paintings and sculptures, his works evoke a sense of grace and precision characteristic of Romanticism. Amsler's portrait, along with family depictions by Wilhelm von Kaulbach, highlights his significance in 19th-century artistic circles.
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