Portret van graaf Georg von Stockau Possibly 1880 - 1884

"Portret van graaf Georg von Stockau" is an anonymous portrait of Georg von Stockau, a Count from the Stockau family. The painting is dated to between 1880 and 1884 and depicts the Count in elaborate clothing, standing against a backdrop of a red curtain. The subject is positioned in a manner characteristic of portraiture, conveying a sense of authority and nobility. The work is likely a chromolithograph, a printmaking technique that was popular during the late 19th century, and its realistic portrayal of the subject and his attire is reminiscent of the prevailing artistic trends of the era.