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Jacob Eicholtz Collection

Jacob Eichholtz, a renowned American portrait painter of the early 19th century, captured the essence and beauty of his subjects through his masterful brushstrokes



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Jacob Eichholtz, a renowned American portrait painter of the early 19th century, captured the essence and beauty of his subjects through his masterful brushstrokes. His works are timeless pieces that continue to captivate art enthusiasts today. One such masterpiece is "Ann Old Coleman (Mrs. Robert Coleman), c. 1820. " In this painting, Eichholtz skillfully portrays Mrs. Coleman's grace and elegance, capturing her radiant smile and delicate features with remarkable precision. Another notable artwork by Eichholtz is "Miss Schaum, 1808/10. " This portrait exudes a sense of innocence and youthfulness as he depicts Miss Schaum with soft colors and gentle strokes. Eichholtz also immortalized Mrs. Benjamin Schaum (Anna Maria Heckensweiler) in his painting from 1808/10. The artist beautifully captures her poise and sophistication, showcasing her refined taste in fashion. In "Master Schaum, " created around the same time as the previous portraits, Eichholtz showcases his ability to capture the spirit of childhood innocence. The young boy's lively expression reflects both joy and curiosity. Mr. Benjamin Schaum himself was not exempt from being immortalized by Eichholtz's talent during this period either. With meticulous attention to detail, he brings out Mr. Schaum's character through every stroke on canvas. Among Jacob Eichholtz's notable works is "Joshua Tevis" from 1827—a striking portrayal that highlights Tevis' strong presence while emphasizing intricate details like facial expressions and clothing textures. The artist also painted an exquisite piece titled "Portrait of a Woman" circa 1809—depicting a mysterious lady whose eyes seem to hold countless untold stories within them; it leaves viewers intrigued about her identity.