Portret van François Fagel c. 1838

"Portret van François Fagel" is a lithograph by Gerhardus Fredericus Eilbracht, created around 1838. It depicts François Fagel, a prominent figure in Dutch history, in a realistic and detailed manner. The artwork is now housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and is a valuable piece showcasing the artistic style and techniques prevalent in the 19th century. This portrait, through its meticulous rendering and the subject's prominent presence, reflects a focus on realism and a desire to capture the individual's likeness. The artwork is an example of lithography, a printing technique that allows for the reproduction of detailed imagery, making it accessible to a wider audience.