Portret van Edme Quenedey 1825 - 1874

This portrait of Edme Quenedey, a French painter, was created by Soliman Lieutaud, a 19th-century French artist. The artwork is a lithograph, a printing process using a stone plate, and is notable for its realistic depiction of Quenedey’s profile. This work dates to between 1825 and 1874, providing insight into the artistic style and cultural trends of the era. The portrait captures Quenedey's features with great detail, emphasizing his thoughtful expression and highlighting his youthful appearance. Lieutaud's skill in using light and shadow to model the subject's form further enhances the realistic effect of this artwork. The lithograph format, common in the 19th century, allowed for widespread reproduction and dissemination of images, making this portrait accessible to a wider audience.