Studioportret van een man op een stoel aan een bureau c. 1863 - 1866

This studio portrait of a man, taken by Dutch photographer Albert Greiner around 1863-1866, is a fine example of the photographic style popular in the mid-19th century. The sitter is formally dressed in a suit and bow tie, and the photograph is characterized by its sharp detail and focus on capturing the individual's likeness. The image's composition, with the sitter seated in a chair and positioned against a simple backdrop, is typical of studio portraiture of the era. This photograph, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the style and techniques of photography during this period.