Portret van een man met bril en ringbaard 1873 - 1900

This portrait of a man with glasses and a goatee was created by Max Büttinghausen, a German photographer, between 1873 and 1900. The image, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a small, intimate portrait, typical of the carte de visite format popular in the 19th century. The man, whose identity remains unknown, is captured in a formal pose, looking directly at the viewer. Büttinghausen's photographic style is characterized by its clear detail and sharp focus, showcasing the subject's features and attire with precision.