Portret van Johann Carl Khevenhüller Possibly 1880 - 1884

"Portret van Johann Carl Khevenhüller" is an anonymous 19th-century portrait print of a man in a richly embroidered costume, possibly a nobleman. The subject stands against a stone wall, with a falcon perched on a nearby branch, suggesting his social status and interests. The artist uses detail to emphasize the subject's fine clothing and aristocratic bearing, making the image a valuable source of information about fashion and social customs of the time. The artwork is likely a chromolithograph, a printing method popular in the late 19th century for its ability to reproduce vibrant colors.