Portret van Jacques Guillaume Crahay c. 1850 - 1872

"Portret van Jacques Guillaume Crahay" is a lithograph created by Louis Tuerlinckx between 1850 and 1872, depicting Jacques Guillaume Crahay, a Professor of Chemistry, Anatomy, and Mineralogy at the University of Louvain. The portrait is a classic example of the realism style prevalent in mid-19th-century art, showcasing Crahay in a seated pose, dressed in academic robes. The lithograph offers a detailed rendering of Crahay's features and attire, conveying his intellectual stature and professional standing. This artwork highlights the cultural significance of portraiture in depicting prominent individuals of the time.