Portret van Jean-Rodolphe Perronet by François Jacques Dequevauviller

Portret van Jean-Rodolphe Perronet 1793 - 1848

francoisjacquesdequevauviller

portrait

pencil drawn

photo of handprinted image

amateur sketch

light pencil work

shading to add clarity

pencil sketch

old engraving style

pencil drawing

limited contrast and shading

pencil work

"Portret van Jean-Rodolphe Perronet" is a lithograph created by François Jacques Dequevauviller between 1793 and 1848. The artwork, measuring 241 mm in height and 145 mm in width, depicts a portrait of Jean-Rodolphe Perronet, a French engineer and architect who was known for his contributions to bridge construction. Dequevauviller was a prominent artist, known for his portraits, and this work exemplifies his mastery of lithography. This portrait captures Perronet's likeness with a delicate detail and a subtle sense of realism, reflecting the artistry of Dequevauviller's skills. The piece showcases the evolution of portraiture during the 19th century.