Portret van bisschop Wilmer van Haarlem c. 1860 - 1877

This black and white photograph, created by an anonymous artist sometime between 1860 and 1877, captures a portrait of Bishop Wilmer of Haarlem. The subject is seated in a chair, wearing his traditional episcopal garb, including a cassock, a chasuble, a pectoral cross, and a chain with a medal. The bishop is seated on a chair with a decorative fabric covering and a patterned rug is visible beneath his feet. The photograph provides a glimpse into the attire and posture of Catholic bishops during the mid-19th century.