Portret van Herman Tollius c. 1850

Leendert Springer's "Portret van Herman Tollius" is a lithograph depicting Herman Tollius, a Dutch jurist, in a bust-length portrait. Created around 1850, the artwork captures Tollius's likeness with meticulous detail, showcasing Springer's mastery in capturing a subject's personality. The subject appears in a formal pose, dressed in a dark robe, suggesting his high standing in society. The lithographic technique, common in the 19th century, allows for a detailed representation of the subject and his attire, highlighting Springer's artistic skill and the popularity of this printing method.