Portrait of Anton Heinrich Springer c. mid 19th century

Henri Lehmann's "Portrait of Anton Heinrich Springer" is a mid-19th century graphite drawing that captures Springer's likeness with striking detail. The sitter is depicted in a ¾ view, his long hair and beard framing his serious expression. Lehmann's masterful use of shading adds depth and dimension to the portrait, drawing the viewer's attention to Springer's penetrating gaze and subtly suggesting the subject's character. This portrait showcases Lehmann's talent for realism and his ability to convey individual personality through portraiture.