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Pair of Empire Pastel Portraits, 1813 – L.H. Hessel, Nuremberg, Early 19th‑Century Art #transilvaniabelt A beautifully preserved example of

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A beautifully preserved example of American Edwardian fashion

With a skirt length of 110 cm

ensuring stability and making the garment wearable today

Antique dress is cream

Skirt measurements

Pair of Empire Pastel Portraits, 1813 – L.H. Hessel, Nuremberg, Early 19th‑Century Art #transilvaniabelt A beautifully preserved example ofThese two Empireperiod pastel portraits, one dated 1813 and signed by Leonhard Heinrich Hessel, are exceptional examples of early 19thcentury portrait art from Nuremberg. Hessel (1757 St. Petersburg ca. 1830) was a GermanBaltic painter and engraver, born into a family from Narva (today Estonia) and active in Nuremberg from 1779 onward. He became well known for his miniature portraits, his copper engravings, and for inventing the socalled Hesselischer

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