Studioportret van een jongetje met een houten paard bij een tafel c. 1863 - 1866

This portrait, created by Carl Rensing around 1863-1866, depicts a young boy standing with a wooden horse and a table behind him. The boy, dressed in a dark velvet outfit, stands with his arms crossed, gazing directly at the viewer. The image captures a moment of childhood innocence, with the wooden horse adding a playful touch. Rensing's work is known for its realistic details and sensitive portrayal of his subjects, showcasing his skill in capturing the essence of everyday life. This photograph, now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, stands as a testament to the enduring power of portraiture in capturing the fleeting moments of youth.