Portret van Herman Fangman 1848

This portrait of Herman Fangman, created in 1848 by Dutch artist Hendrik Ringeling, captures the sitter in a formal pose, seated with a book in his hand. Ringeling, known for his portraits and landscapes, employed a realistic style in this artwork, emphasizing detail and capturing the subject’s likeness. The piece is a fine example of 19th-century portraiture, highlighting the importance of individual representation and social status.