Silhouetportret van Abraham Diemont 1833 - 1870

This silhouette portrait of Abraham Diemont, created by Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm Schröder between 1833 and 1870, is a striking example of the art of silhouette making. The piece captures Diemont in profile, showcasing his refined features and the details of his clothing. The use of black against a light background creates a dramatic contrast, emphasizing the subject's form. Silhouette portraits were popular during the 19th century, offering an affordable and accessible way to preserve a likeness.