Artwork
Locotenent colonel Baitz
Locotenent colonel Baitz is a print by Ferdinand Heilmann. It is held in the collection of the Brukenthal National Museum. The portrait depicts a military officer in uniform, characterized by a thick beard and subtle smile.
About this work
Overview
The portrait depicts a military officer in uniform, characterized by a thick beard and subtle smile.
Subject & Meaning
The subject is shown wearing a decorated collar with gold buttons and medals, including a red ribbon and two gold crosses, indicating his military honors and rank.
Technique & Style
The painting exhibits signs of aging, with wear on the edges, and features a plain, dark background that emphasizes the subject's face and uniform.
Artist & collection
Artist
Ferdinand Heilmann made formal portraits of army officers in the mid-1800s. His brush or needle captured five Hungarian colonels and lieutenants, each shown in full uniform with medals and sashes. The prints and…
