Portret van een vrouw met pijpenkrullen 1860 - 1894

This 19th-century portrait, created by the Ghémar Frères studio, captures a woman with a serious expression. Her elaborately curled hair, a fashionable style of the era, is a striking feature. The photograph, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the popularity of portraiture in the mid-19th century, and the studio's skill in capturing detail and individual personalities. The oval frame further emphasizes the subject, highlighting the importance of individual representation in photographic art.