Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)
Alphonse Jongers
"Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)" is a portrait by Alphonse Jongers, created in the early 20th century, which reflects the artist's engagement with the themes of identity and memory. The painting is significant for its representation of Burr, a figure whose life and untimely death resonate within the context of early modernist portraiture, showcasing Jongers' skill in capturing psychological depth and emotional nuance.
"Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)" by Alphonse Jongers is a portrait that captures the subject in a three-quarter view, characterized by a muted color palette dominated by earthy tones. The composition emphasizes the subject's contemplative expression, framed by soft brushwork that enhances the overall sense of intimacy and depth within the work.