Portret van een man in ovaal Possibly 1867

This engraving, possibly created in 1867 by C.A. Tuchs, depicts a portrait of a man in an oval frame. The subject is shown in three-quarter profile, with long, curly hair and a mustache. His gaze is direct and confident, suggesting a person of stature and importance. The engraving is executed in a detailed and realistic style, with meticulous attention to the subject's facial features, clothing, and the ornate frame. The inclusion of a coat of arms below the portrait further emphasizes the subject's social standing. This print is an example of portraiture in the 19th century, where artists focused on capturing the likeness and character of individuals.