Portret van Marie Louise van Oostenrijk, keizerin van Frankrijk 1794 - 1828

This 19th-century engraving by Ludwig Gottlieb Portman depicts Empress Marie Louise of France, the second wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. Created between 1794 and 1828, the portrait features a bust-length image of the Empress, framed by a delicate oval, with an elegant lace collar and a pearl headband. The engraving's simplicity highlights her regal presence and is a testament to Portman's ability to capture the likeness of a prominent figure. This small print is a perfect example of the art of portraiture in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, showcasing the use of engraving to reproduce images for a wider audience.