Portret van Fleury François Richard 1812 - 1814

"Portret van Fleury François Richard" is a portrait of Fleury François Richard created by the French artist Jean-Baptiste Chometon between 1812 and 1814. The engraving depicts Richard in a three-quarter view, with his hand resting on a table. His attire is formal, suggesting a man of status. Chometon's use of shading and detail brings a sense of realism to the portrait, highlighting Richard's features and capturing his personality. This artwork is a fine example of Neoclassical portraiture, a style popular in France during the early 19th century.