Portrait of Johannes Cornelis van Pappelendam (1810-1884). Artist and Art Dealer. Superintendent of the Van der Hoop Museum 1876

"Portrait of Johannes Cornelis van Pappelendam (1810-1884). Artist and Art Dealer. Superintendent of the Van der Hoop Museum" is a realistic oil painting by Johan Heinrich Neuman, created in 1876. The portrait, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts Johannes Cornelis van Pappelendam, a prominent figure in the art world, with a focused expression and a slight smile. His attire, a formal black suit with a crisp white shirt and a black bow tie, emphasizes his status and sophistication. This portrait showcases Neuman's mastery of capturing likeness and detail, common in 19th-century portraiture. The subtle lighting and soft tones add to the painting's realism and timeless quality.