Portret van Amalia Fri-Mason 1883 - 1884

"Portret van Amalia Fri-Mason," a portrait by Friedrich Carel Hisgen from 1883-1884, depicts the subject in a close-up view. The woman's gaze is direct, and her expression is serious, conveying a sense of strength and determination. The artist's use of detailed brushstrokes captures the textures of her hair, skin, and clothing, creating a sense of realism. The image is rendered in a grayscale palette, emphasizing the subject's features and her solemn composure. The portrait is currently located in the Rijksmuseum and provides a glimpse into the lives of individuals during the late 19th century.