Portret van Matthaeus Yrsselius 1825 - 1892

This lithograph, "Portret van Matthaeus Yrsselius," by Edvard Lehmann depicts Matthaeus Yrsselius, a Flemish clergyman, wearing a white cassock. The artist captures the subject’s solemn gaze, emphasizing his piety and stature. The artwork’s simple composition and realistic portrayal highlight Lehmann’s skill in portraiture. The inscription "Peter Paul Rubens" indicates that this is a copy of a painting by the renowned Flemish artist. This lithograph, created between 1825 and 1892, serves as a visual testament to the enduring legacy of both artists and a window into the religious figures of the past.