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Michael Benedicks (1768-1845), married to 1. Fanny Isak (1775-1802), 2. Henriette... 1824. Creator: Jakob Axel Gillberg
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Michael Benedicks (1768-1845), married to 1. Fanny Isak (1775-1802), 2. Henriette... 1824. Creator: Jakob Axel Gillberg
Michael Benedicks (1768-1845), married to 1. Fanny Isak (1775-1802), 2. Henriette von Halle (1786-1855), 1824
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Black Hair Face To Face Husband Jeweller Jewish Judaism Migrant Migrating Migration Miniature Position Shawl Wholesale Wholesaler Wives Hairdressing Jacob Axel Gillberg Letterbox Format National Museum Sweden Nationalmuseum Sweden Stockholm National Museum
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In this exquisite 19th century portrait painting by renowned Swedish artist Jakob Axel Gillberg (1767-1845), we encounter Michael Benedicks (1768-1845), a man of Jewish heritage who made Sweden his home. The painting captures a significant moment in Benedicks' life as he is depicted in a double marriage scene, having been previously married to Fanny Isak (1775-1802) and later to Henriette von Halle (1786-1855) in 1824. Benedicks is shown seated in a formal setting, dressed in the fashion of the time, with a serious yet gentle expression on his face. His black hair is styled in an elegant, well-groomed manner, and he wears a crisp white shirt and a dark coat. In the background, we see a panoramic view of Stockholm, the capital city of Sweden, hinting at his successful integration into Swedish society. To his left, Fanny Isak is depicted in profile, wearing a traditional shawl and a simple yet elegant dress. Her dark hair is pulled back, and her face is turned away, looking off to the side. Her presence in the painting underscores the significance of Benedicks' first marriage and the role it played in his life. On his right, Henriette von Halle is shown facing him, her bright eyes meeting his gaze. She is dressed in a fashionable, colorful outfit, with a vibrant shawl draped over her shoulders. Her hair is styled in an intricate updo, and her expression is one of warmth and affection. This painting is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and history of Sweden, as well as the personal stories of the individuals it portrays. It is a poignant reminder of the complexities and nuances of human relationships and the role that migration and marriage play in shaping our lives. The painting is currently on display at the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden, where it continues to captivate and inspire visitors.
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