Portret van een zittende baby, aangeduid als Georges Possibly 1891

"Portret van een zittende baby, aangeduid als Georges" is a small, intimate portrait of a baby, possibly named Georges, by the Dutch photographer J. Ganz, taken around 1891. The photograph, measuring just 82 mm by 52 mm, features a seated baby in a white dress, his gaze fixed on the viewer with a slightly pensive expression. The use of an oval frame enhances the portrait's sentimental quality, common in late 19th-century photography. Ganz's work reflects the burgeoning popularity of portraiture, capturing a fleeting moment in the life of a young child.