Franz Xaver Winterhalter
1805 – 1873
German painter, the most successful court portraitist of his period. He was based in Paris for most of his career, but he painted most of Europe's royalty and was a particular favourite of Queen Victoria, who called him 'excellent, delightful Winterhalter' (the royal collection has more than a hundred of his paintings). His style was romantic, glossy, and superficial and his portraits have until recently generally been valued more as historical records than as works of art.
7 artworks in collection
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18371857
18371857
Museum

Portrait of Anna Berthier, Countess of Plaisance (detail)
Private collection1838
Portrait of Anna Berthier, Countess of Plaisance
Private collection1838
Portrait of Princess Clementine of Orléans
Private collection1839
Portrait of Princesse Murat
Private collection1854

