Portret van Herman Jacob Constant van Nouhuijs by Johann Wilhelm (I) Kaiser

Portret van Herman Jacob Constant van Nouhuijs 1845

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This lithograph portrait of Herman Jacob Constant van Nouhuijs was created by Johann Wilhelm (I) Kaiser in 1845. The artwork depicts the sitter standing, dressed in formal attire, in a room with a table and a framed artwork. The subject is positioned facing the viewer, offering a direct and engaging portrayal of a man of the time. This lithograph, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Kaiser's skill in capturing a likeness with fine detail, making this a fascinating example of 19th-century portraiture.