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PORTRY By Ebba von Eckermann (1888-1914), daughter of Wilhelmina von Hallwyl. Knee image, trol. executed posthumously after photography, in pastel on paper. Signed in the upper right corner. A. Fickweiler Frame made of wood with applied braces in the corner and gilded in matt and shiny. Protective glass. The frame dimensions: H 80 cm B 70 cm. The depicted woman was the grandson of the Count couple von Hallwyl and the daughter of their eldest daughter Ebba. She died at the age of 25 in tuberculosis in 1914. The portrait is probably made after her death, after a photograph from 1910 that is in the museum’s collections. The artist Anna Fickweiler was German, but lived in Sweden for several years in 1900 - the last half of the century. She was active here as an artist and painted portraits in pastel. By close friendship with the von Eckermann family, several people came out of this lineage and from its circle of acquaintances to be deported by Fickweiler. She was often staying at Södertuna in Södermanland under Ebba von Eckermanns, mother of this late young woman, patronage. Many of her orderers also heard at home on the estate and farms in this landscape. - * - The woman in this in was a grandchild of the count and countess von Hallwyl and the in of their eldest in, Ebba. She of tuberculosis in 1914, aged only 25. This was presumptuous after her death, from a portrait ph takin 1910 and now in the Museum 's portrait tions. The artist Anna Fickweiler was German but artist in Sweden for artist during the first artist of the present century. She is here as an artist, specialising in pastel Because of her close relationship with the von Eckermann family, close of them, their relations and intances sat for her. She was a a to Södertuna, Södermanland, as the a of Ebba von Eckermann, the mother of the young woman in this She. Many of her experiences the experiences of estates and manor Many in the Many.