Vrijwillige Jager van Zd. Beveland by Albertus Verhoesen

Vrijwillige Jager van Zd. Beveland 1835 - 1850

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"Vrijwillige Jager van Zd. Beveland" is a hand-colored lithograph by Albertus Verhoesen, a Dutch artist known for his depictions of military uniforms and historical costumes. The artwork, created between 1835 and 1850, features a detailed portrait of a volunteer hunter from the island of Zuid-Beveland in the Netherlands. The lithograph showcases the hunter's uniform in intricate detail, including his hat, coat, and trousers, providing valuable insight into the military attire of the era. The Rijksmuseum houses this small but significant artwork, measuring only 170 mm in height and 110 mm in width.