Portret van Bartholomeus Theodus Lublink Weddik 1846

"Portret van Bartholomeus Theodus Lublink Weddik" is a lithograph created in 1846 by Johan Daniel Ebersbach, a Dutch artist known for his portraiture. This piece, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, portrays Bartholomeus Theodus Lublink Weddik in a formal setting. The use of graphite creates a sense of realism, focusing on the subject's features and attire, likely a testament to Weddik's social standing. The artwork's inscription provides an insight into its purpose, offering a visual record of a prominent individual. Ebersbach's skill in capturing likeness and conveying personality through this medium demonstrates the power of portraiture as a historical documentation tool.