Dubbelportret van twee onbekende kinderen Possibly 1888 - 1889

This etching, titled "Dubbelportret van twee onbekende kinderen" (Double portrait of two unknown children), was created by Dutch artist Louis Joseph Greuse in the late 19th century. The work depicts two young girls in formal attire, standing on a platform with their hands clasped. Their faces are partially obscured, leaving their identities a mystery. The artwork is in the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and measures approximately 402 mm by 338 mm. Greuse's focus on the girls' clothing and the ornate setting creates a sense of grandeur, capturing the traditions and social norms of the period. This etching exemplifies Greuse's mastery of line and detail, highlighting the elegance of 19th-century portraiture.