Peter Ilsted “Woman at a Cabinet”. Mezzotint in colors.

Peter Ilsted “Woman at a Cabinet”. Mezzotint in colors. An atmospheric interior scene by Peter Ilsted, depicting a woman standing in front of a blue-painted cabinet with open doors. The composition is characteristic of Ilsted’s calm domestic interiors and refined handling of light, executed in the technically demanding mezzotint medium. Artist: Peter Ilsted (1861–1933) Title: Woman at a Cabinet Technique: Mezzotint in colors Plate size: 43 × 40 cm Frame: 59 × 53 cm Signature: Not signed in the print, inscribed “Orig. Radering af Peter Ilsted” in the mat Period: Circa 1910–1920 Condition: Good condition with age-related patina Bio: Peter Vilhelm Ilsted (1861–1933) was a Danish painter and printmaker, closely associated with Vilhelm Hammershøi and Carl Holsøe. He became especially renowned for his evocative interior scenes and his mastery of the mezzotint technique, which he elevated to an international level. Ilsted’s works convey serenity, simplicity, and Nordic light, and today he is regarded as one of the foremost representatives of Danish interior art in the early 20th century.