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Martin Drölling (1752–1817), follower of Portrait of a Man Oil on canvas, monogram “MD” above the left shoulder. H_52 cm W_35.5 cm Restored, oxidized varnish Provenance: Private collection in Bergheim, formerly known as Oberhergheim (the artist’s birthplace) Martin Drölling first trained in Strasbourg before moving to Paris, where he continued his apprenticeship under Joseph-Siffred Duplessis. He developed an intimate genre style, focusing on scenes of daily life, domestic interiors, and family activities. He paid particular attention to the effects of light and the meticulous depiction of objects, following in the tradition of the 17th-century Dutch masters. He was also a talented portraitist, as evidenced by his portrait of Louis XVI dated 1792. Expert: Quentin Bonnefoy - ARTEON Gallery Expert: Quentin BONNEFOY - ARTÉON Gallery
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