Portret van Herman Willem Daendels 1795

"Portret van Herman Willem Daendels" is a portrait print created in 1795 by English artist Charles Howard Hodges. The print depicts Herman Willem Daendels, a Dutch military officer, in a three-quarter view, wearing a military uniform. This work, now in the Rijksmuseum, is a fine example of printmaking in the Neoclassical style, a style that valued realism and attention to detail. The portrait's stark background and formal pose further reinforce this style. This print showcases Hodges's talent in capturing the likeness of his subjects, giving viewers a glimpse into Daendels's life and career.