Portret van Maurits Cornelis van Hall 1809 - 1850

This lithograph, created by Jean Augustin Daiwaille between 1809 and 1850, portrays Maurits Cornelis van Hall, a prominent Dutch politician and businessman. The portrait is a realistic depiction of van Hall, capturing his stern expression and formal attire, including a badge of honor on his chest. This artwork is a prime example of the portraiture style prevalent in 19th-century Europe, emphasizing realism and capturing the individual's character through their likeness. Now housed in the Rijksmuseum, this piece provides a glimpse into the lives of prominent figures during the period, reflecting the growing interest in documenting individuals who shaped history.