Albrecht Dürer – James II Fugger the Rich (1471-1528) (copy)
1520. 64x49
Location: Berlin State Museums (Staatliche Museen zu Berlin), Berlin.
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The man’s hair is rendered in shades of reddish-brown, cropped short and neatly styled. It appears somewhat faded or greyed at the temples, further reinforcing his age. The artist has paid particular attention to rendering the texture of his skin – the subtle variations in tone and the fine lines that map a history onto his face.
He is dressed in dark clothing; a heavy cloak drapes over his shoulders, its folds meticulously depicted to suggest weight and substance. Beneath the cloak, a glimpse of lighter fabric – likely a shirt or undershirt – is visible at the neck, providing a subtle contrast against the darkness. The collar appears high-necked and somewhat stiff, contributing to an air of formality and perhaps even austerity.
The man’s gaze is direct and unwavering; he looks out towards the viewer with an expression that is difficult to decipher definitively. It isnt overtly hostile or welcoming, but rather conveys a sense of quiet observation and self-possession. The slight downturn of his lips hints at melancholy or perhaps a guarded nature.
The lighting in this portrait is carefully controlled; it appears to emanate from the left side, illuminating one half of his face while leaving the other partially shrouded in shadow. This chiaroscuro effect enhances the three-dimensionality of his features and draws attention to the details of his expression. The overall impression is that of a man accustomed to authority and responsibility, someone who has borne witness to significant events and carries the weight of those experiences with him. Theres an underlying sense of introspection and perhaps even weariness conveyed through his posture and facial expression.