Portret van een vrouw c. 1899

"Portret van een vrouw" (circa 1899) is a black and white photograph by Erich Sellin, showcasing a portrait of a woman. The subject is presented in a formal pose, her gaze directed towards the viewer. Her attire, likely from the late 19th century, is visible in detail, displaying a patterned blouse and a richly textured jacket. The photograph's small dimensions suggest a personal or intimate context, potentially a studio portrait capturing a specific moment in time. The image is a quintessential example of photographic portraiture from the late 19th century, demonstrating the growing use of photography for capturing individual likeness.