Leunende man met hoed 1805 - 1844

"Leunende man met hoed" is an etching by Ignace-Joseph de Claussin, created between 1805 and 1844. The artwork depicts a man in a feathered hat leaning against a wall, a common theme in portraiture. De Claussin’s print is an example of an etching, a printmaking technique that uses an acid to create grooves in a metal plate. This etching, housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, showcases the intricate detail and delicate lines that are characteristic of this printing process.