Portret van Charlotte Asser c. 1853
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"Portret van Charlotte Asser" is a daguerreotype portrait by Eduard Isaac Asser, a Dutch photographer active in the mid-19th century. The work, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts Charlotte Asser, likely a member of the artist's family, posed in a seated position, wearing a shawl. The background features a draped curtain with a small sculpture, adding depth and context to the composition. Asser's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the sharp, clear image and the realistic portrayal of the subject, showcasing his mastery of the daguerreotype process. The work is a testament to Asser's contribution to early photography, capturing the essence of portraiture in a timeless manner.
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