Portret van Gerard Carel Rombach 1832

Willem Grebner's 1832 portrait of Gerard Carel Rombach is a classic example of portraiture in the 19th century. The lithograph, which is part of a series of portraits created by Grebner, depicts Rombach in a simple yet dignified pose, showcasing the meticulous detail and fine lines characteristic of Grebner's work. The subject's gaze and posture evoke a sense of quiet contemplation and seriousness. The print is a fine example of Grebner's skill in rendering likeness and creating an enduring visual record of a prominent figure from the period.