Portret van Romiguières c. 1818

"Portret van Romiguières" is a lithograph portrait of the man Romiguières, created by Charles Aimé Forestier around 1818. This artwork is a bust-length portrait of a man wearing a coat and a white cravat, with his head slightly tilted to the right. The artist’s use of shading creates depth in the portrait, making the subject appear three-dimensional, highlighting his features. Forestier was a well-known artist, especially for his portraits, and this piece is an example of his expertise in capturing a sitter's likeness.