Portrait

Unknown artist

Group M I. Oil painting in the form of portraits depicting the Major General and the Friar Conrad von Schultzenheim. Description enl Peyron: Forward facing, smoked, head only; hair long, gray, upward-struck, descending backwards. Blue, open coat of arms with a red-edged chamois leather lining, weight forward and attached with red buttons; white collar, lace thread, red scarf, silver pillows in a snail shape; white ribbon from the right shoulder over the chest; the knight’s sign of the swedish; white collar, tied in rosette around the venstra arm; white vest with small red buttons; blue yellow striped silk sharpness. On the plinth: (except title and name). Head of the Second Gardes Regiment 16/11 1810 - 3/11 1817. Involvement: Broad gilded mainly smooth, deep-toed wooden frame with snake and leaf ornaments in the corners, inmost a smooth and a stylized leaf strip; behind and slightly outside the actual frame a stylized, olive-oriented strip. Von Schulzenheim is depicted in an officer’s uniform at the Livregementsbrigades Infantry Corps, where he became a second major in 1796. The portrait was made after November 1799 when von Schultzenheim was knighted by the Order of Swords. He then became second head of the Second Guard in 1810. 2016-05-06 MM.