Portret van Jacobus van Wijk Roelandszoon 1836

Jacob Plügger, a Dutch artist, created this portrait of Jacobus van Wijk Roelandszoon in 1836. The print shows the subject in an oval frame, dressed in a dark coat with a white collar and cravat, captured in a serious pose. Plügger's signature is visible at the bottom of the print, along with the inscription "Jacobus van Wijk Roelandszoon" confirming the sitter's identity. This print, now in the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates the style and techniques of 19th-century portraiture.