Portret van Heinrich Laube after 1840

This portrait of Heinrich Laube, created by Georg Wolf after 1840, is a classic example of the portrait genre in lithography. The lithograph depicts Laube in a seated pose, his arms crossed and his gaze directed at the viewer. Wolf's attention to detail captures the sitter's prominent beard and stern expression, emphasizing his intellectual demeanor. This artwork offers a glimpse into the artistic conventions and techniques of lithographic portraiture in the 19th century.