Geza I 1828

This lithograph portrait of Geza I, created in 1828 by Austrian artist Josef Kriehuber, depicts the Hungarian king in traditional garb. The intricate detailing of the king's patterned robes, his hand resting on a scepter, and the subtle shading of his face contribute to a sense of realism and historical accuracy. Kriehuber, a renowned portraitist, captures the solemnity and grandeur of the monarch, highlighting his significance in Hungarian history. The lithograph's meticulous execution further exemplifies the artistic skill and historical awareness of 19th-century portraiture.