ElisabethJerichauBaumannStyle_FLUX_LoRA

Elisabeth-Jerichau Baumann style for FLUX. Elisabeth Jerichau-Baumann (1819–1881) was a Danish painter of Polish-German descent, celebrated for her portraits and genre scenes. She was a prominent figure in 19th-century European art, known for her ability to blend Romanticism with elements of Orientalism, inspired by her travels to the Middle East and North Africa. Her work often depicted women in exotic settings, characterized by vivid colors and rich textures. Despite facing criticism from conservative art circles, she gained international recognition, earning commissions from royalty, including the Ottoman Sultan. Her art remains notable for its technical brilliance and cross-cultural perspectives.