Portret van de admiraal Charles Henri Ver-Huell before 1855

"Portret van de admiraal Charles Henri Ver-Huell," a lithograph created by Antoine Fulcrand Carrière before 1855, depicts the Vice Admiral in a formal portrait style. The piece captures the subject's likeness in detail, emphasizing his military bearing and attire. The use of grayscale tones adds a sense of formality and solemnity to the image, highlighting the admiral's esteemed position. The inscription below the image provides additional context, identifying Ver-Huell as the "Resident de la Societe des Missions Evangeliques de Paris." This lithograph serves as a valuable historical record of the admiral, capturing his appearance and association with a prominent religious organization.