Josef von Führich

Fuhrich, Josef Ritter von
von Fuhrich, Josef Ritter

Austrian, 1800 - 1876

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The image is a pencil drawing viewed from a classic, slightly elevated angle. A young woman is posed in profile, hands together and a gentle expression on her face. Her clothing is depicted with soft, flowing lines, capturing the folds of her garments. To her left, a herder holds a staff while tending to a flock of sheep. The sheep are detailed, showing various poses and expressions as they gather around. In the distance, the landscape ascends into rolling hills, with a castle on the horizon partially surrounded by trees. The pencil work is soft yet precise, creating a harmonious scene. The grayscale palette provides a serene atmosphere, emphasizing the intricate detailing.
Josef von Führich, The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel, c. 1829, graphite on wove paper, Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund, 1997.44.1

The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel

Josef von Führich · c. 1829 · graphite on wove paper ·  Accession ID  1997.44.1

The image is a detailed pencil drawing of a man's face shown from the shoulders up. The man is depicted in a partial profile facing slightly to the right, with his head turned slightly toward the viewer. His facial features include deep-set eyes, a straight nose, and closed lips. He has neatly combed short, light-colored hair with slight waves. The man is wearing a high-collared shirt that is faintly sketched. There is no indication of any jewelry or objects present. The background is plain and unadorned. The edges of the drawing paper are slightly textured, lending an aged appearance to the image.
Josef von Führich, Principe Massimiliano Massimi, 1828, graphite on wove paper, Wolfgang Ratjen Collection, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2007.111.87

Principe Massimiliano Massimi

Josef von Führich · 1828 · graphite on wove paper ·  Accession ID  2007.111.87

The image is a detailed pencil sketch showing the head and shoulders of a person. The person is positioned facing forward, slightly tilted to the left. They have distinct facial features: a straight nose, full lips, and large, expressive eyes. Their hair is styled in tight curls that frame the face, with some sections likely pinned up. The sketch captures no evident clothing details below the shoulders, and there are no visible accessories or objects being held. The background of the image is blank.
Josef von Führich, Giuseppina Massimi, Principessa Lancellotti di Lauro, 1828, graphite on wove paper, Wolfgang Ratjen Collection, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2007.111.85

Giuseppina Massimi, Principessa Lancellotti di Lauro

Josef von Führich · 1828 · graphite on wove paper ·  Accession ID  2007.111.85

The image depicts a pencil drawing of a man centered on his head and shoulders. He is facing slightly to his left, showing a three-quarter view of his face. The man has a broad forehead, wide eyes, and a slightly curved mouth with a calm expression. His hair is short and wavy, framing his face. His clothing is faintly sketched, and there are no visible accessories. The background is a blank canvas with handwritten text in the top right corner.
Josef von Führich, Ottavio Lancellotti, Principe di Lauro, 1828, graphite on wove paper, Wolfgang Ratjen Collection, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2007.111.86

Ottavio Lancellotti, Principe di Lauro

Josef von Führich · 1828 · graphite on wove paper ·  Accession ID  2007.111.86

This is a drawing of a fallen figure lying on the ground, with a group of armed figures engaged in a confrontation in an architectural interior. The fallen figure appears lifeless, wearing robes and falling backwards. The armed figures are shown in a chaotic scene, brandishing swords and weapons. The lighting creates elongated shadows, enhancing the drama. The figures are depicted with dynamic poses, displaying action. The detailed linework and attention to light and shadow convey a moment of conflict.
Josef von Führich, The Assassination of King Wenzel III, pen and black ink with gray and light brown wash, Julius S. Held Collection, 1984.1.9

The Assassination of King Wenzel III

Josef von Führich · · pen and black ink with gray and light brown wash ·  Accession ID  1984.1.9

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Principe Vittorio Massimi

Josef von Führich · 1828 · graphite on wove paper ·  Accession ID  2007.111.88