Portret van Antonius Schultingh c. 1850

This 19th century portrait of Antonius Schultingh was created by Dutch artist Leendert (I) Springer, known for his portraiture and history paintings. The artwork, likely a lithograph, depicts Schultingh in a formal pose, his long, curly hair and well-tailored garments suggesting he was a man of significant standing. The artist's skillful rendering of detail and texture adds to the realism of the portrait, capturing the subject's likeness and conveying a sense of his character.