Portret van Johann Conrad Grübel 1809 - 1834

This portrait of Johann Conrad Grübel, created by Friedrich Fleischmann between 1809 and 1834, showcases a detailed profile view of the subject. The artist uses shading and line work to create a sense of depth and realism, focusing on Grübel's facial features. The inscription beneath the portrait identifies Grübel as a "Stadt Flaschner" (city tinsmith), a "Volks Dichter" (folk poet), and a member of the "Pignovifchen Blamenordens" (a society or order). The portrait is a testament to Fleischmann's skill in portraiture and captures the essence of a prominent figure from his time. The small dimensions of the artwork suggest it was likely a private commission or personal memento.