Anton von Werner – Privy Councillor von Lucanus
1908. 154x108
Location: Old and New National Galleries, Museum Berggruen (Alte und Neue Nationalgalerie, Museum Berggruen), Berlin.
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The man’s clothing contributes significantly to the overall impression of authority and status. He wears a dark blue coat with elaborate gold braiding on the lapels and cuffs, indicative of high office. A large star-shaped order is pinned prominently over his heart, signifying membership in an esteemed society or recognition from a ruling power. The crisp white shirt collar and bow tie further reinforce the formality of the presentation. In his left hand, he holds a rolled document tied with a ribbon, suggesting official duties or important correspondence.
The background reveals a lavishly appointed room, likely a study or office. Dark wood paneling is adorned with ornate carvings and gilded details. Several sculptures are visible – a classical bust on a pedestal to the left, and what appears to be a bronze figure atop a marble plinth to the right. A large vase sits on a ledge above the sculpture, adding another layer of decorative richness. The arrangement of these objects suggests an environment of learning, refinement, and established power.
Subtleties within the painting hint at deeper meanings. The man’s gaze is directed beyond the viewer, suggesting contemplation or perhaps a sense of responsibility extending beyond his immediate surroundings. The careful positioning of the document in his hand implies not just authority but also a commitment to upholding certain principles or carrying out specific tasks. The overall impression conveyed is one of dignified service and unwavering dedication to duty within a hierarchical system. The meticulous detail and formal composition underscore the subject’s importance and position within society, presenting him as a figure of considerable influence and standing.