Portret van een man uit de familie Marmelstein, vermoedelijk de vader van A. F. Marmelstein 1850 - 1900

This portrait, created between 1850 and 1900 by Albert Greiner, is a formal studio portrait of a man believed to be the father of A. F. Marmelstein. The photograph, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures the subject's likeness in sharp detail, showcasing his facial features and clothing. It is an example of the popular portrait genre of the 19th century, common in the works of photographers like Greiner. This portrait provides a glimpse into the life and appearance of a man from the Marmelstein family during this period.