Reproductie van een portret van Louis Asser after 1850

This daguerreotype, created after 1850, is a reproduction of a portrait of Louis Asser by his brother Eduard Isaac Asser. The photograph features Louis Asser in a formal pose, seated and looking directly at the viewer. The image showcases the early development of photography and portraiture, with its distinctive detail and muted tones, typical of the daguerreotype process. The oval frame provides a classic touch to the image, highlighting the sitter's importance and the enduring nature of this early photographic technique. The portrait, now in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the life of Louis Asser and the history of photography.