Portret van Franz Schuselka 1840 - 1855

"Portret van Franz Schuselka" is a portrait lithograph by G. Metzeroth dating from between 1840 and 1855. The artwork, measuring 245 mm in height and 163 mm in width, depicts Franz Schuselka, a prominent figure in Austrian history. The lithograph captures Schuselka's likeness in detail, showcasing his distinguished features and the fashion of the time. The portrait was likely created for public dissemination, highlighting Schuselka's importance in Austrian society. Lithography, a printing process that allowed for mass production of images, was popular in the 19th century, making these portraits accessible to a wider audience.