Portret van Frans Ferdinand Filips Lodewijk Maria van Orléans 1818 - 1918

This lithograph by Jean Charles Pardinel, created between 1818 and 1918, portrays Frans Ferdinand Filips Lodewijk Maria van Orléans, the Prince of Joinville, in a formal military pose. The artwork, measuring 247 mm in height and 174 mm in width, depicts the prince in full uniform, standing with his hand on his hip and a sword in his right hand. His stern expression and dignified posture emphasize his status as a military leader, while the group of soldiers behind him further reinforces this image of authority. The meticulous detail of the lithograph suggests a keen observation of the prince's features and clothing, providing a glimpse into the style and customs of 19th-century France.