Portret van een onbekende vrouw uit de familie Marmelstein 1850 - 1900

"Portret van een onbekende vrouw uit de familie Marmelstein" is a portrait photograph created by Dutch photographer Hermanus Jodocus Weesing between 1850 and 1900. The image depicts a woman seated in a chair holding a baby. This intimate portrait exemplifies the popular genre of family photography during the 19th century. The photograph's small size, typical for cabinet cards, was likely intended for personal use, capturing a cherished moment for the Marmelstein family. Weesing's work, often showcasing a high level of detail and clarity, reflects the technical advancements of photography during this period.