Portret van Van Huisum 1828

"Portret van Van Huisum" is a lithograph created by M. Pinte in 1828, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts a bust portrait of Van Huisum, a prominent figure whose identity is unknown. The meticulous detailing of the subject’s features, especially the flowing hair and textured clothing, exemplifies the artist's skill in capturing likeness and conveying depth through black and white tones. The lithograph, a popular printing technique during the 19th century, showcases the artist's mastery in translating a detailed drawing onto a printing plate for mass reproduction.