The artist's daughter Anna: Anna Hüffel, née Einsle (2.4.1852-25.4.1922) – daughter of Anton Einsle, married to chief inspector Viktor Hüffel (d 31.10.1915 aged 71) Residenzgalerie Salzburg (in memoriam Roman Szalay - Donated by Anna Szalay)
Framesize 79.80 x 66.70 x 6.30 cm
1841, Anton Einsle; Anna Hüffel, née Einsle (2.4.1852–25.4.1922); Anna Szalay, née Hüffel, married Otto Szalay, remarried Vivenot; Herbert Szalay; Roman Emerich Viktor Adele Szalay (24.1.1902–9.12.1988); Anna Szalay; 26.11.2024, Residenzgalerie Salzburg (in memoriam Roman Szalay - Donated by Anna Szalay)
As with Beatrix and Marie, Einsle shows his daughter Anna (aged here about 18) looking from left to right. In contrast to the paintings of her mother and sister, here her father chose more colour values – e.g. the little rose on her straw hat, her coral necklace and the stole that has slipped off her shoulders.
Object description on the occasion of the press presentation
“in memoriam Roman Szalay - Donation by Anna Szalay”
More artworks by Anton Einsle
Apostle Residenzgalerie Salzburg (in memoriam Roman Szalay - Donated by Anna Szalay), c 1870/71
Anton Einsle
Inv. no. 676
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