Portret van George Hendrik Lagers 1825 - 1889

This portrait of George Hendrik Lagers was created by Cornelis de Cocq between 1825 and 1889. The portrait depicts Lagers in a close-up, with his head and shoulders visible, in a realistic style typical of the 19th century. The image is a lithograph, a printing process that involves transferring an image from a stone to paper, creating a detailed and nuanced portrayal. This lithograph is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands, and is an important historical artifact that captures the likeness of a significant figure from the time.