Portret van een onbekende zittende vrouw 1884 - 1886

This portrait of an unknown woman, created by Axel Rydin between 1884 and 1886, is a striking example of 19th-century portrait photography. The subject is seated, her gaze directed towards the viewer, creating a sense of intimacy. The image captures her poise and elegance, emphasized by the delicate details of her clothing and the soft lighting. The photograph's small size and the signature of Rydin, a renowned photographer in Stockholm, suggest that it was likely intended for personal use, perhaps as a keepsake.