Adolf Reich, In Thought Beige but her legs are crossed

but her legs are crossed while his are certainly not

The park is alive with the rich hues of late Summer as several mature trees cast long shadows onto thick grass

115 achieved for ‘Bal Tabarin’ (51cm x 65cm) in 2007

The artist has used a gentle muted palette and focused on three meandrous trees

and he that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal

Adolf Reich, In Thought Beige but her legs are crossedA skilfully rendered portrait of an older gentleman by Austrian artist, Adolf Reich (1887 1963). While resting his bearded chin on his right hand, the subject looks ponderously across the rims of his rickety old spectacles. Reich possessed an extraordinary ability to capture the smallest of details with the utmost of care and his style was entirely traditional. In 1916, he attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and elected to paint in a classical