Portret van de politicus Charles-André Dupin 1848

"Portret van de politicus Charles-André Dupin" is a lithograph created by Romain Cazès in 1848. This artwork depicts Charles-André Dupin, a prominent French politician, in a seated pose, dressed in formal attire, with a serious expression. The detailed rendering of Dupin's features and clothing, along with the inscription identifying him as a "Député du Peuple," underscores the artist's focus on capturing the sitter's likeness and social standing. This lithograph, measuring 395 mm in height and 258 mm in width, is a testament to Cazès' skill as a portraitist and his ability to convey the character and importance of his subject.