Portret van koningin Wilhelmina, staande naast een stoel 1897

Heinrich Wilhelm Wollrabe’s 1897 portrait captures Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands in a formal pose, standing beside a chair. The image's sepia tones and the queen's elegant gown contribute to a sense of regal grandeur. This photograph is a prime example of portraiture in the late 19th century, highlighting the importance of capturing the subject's identity and social status. The ornate frame further emphasizes the significance of the image and its subject. The image resides in the Rijksmuseum, showcasing the institution's collection of Dutch royal portraiture.