Portret van Georg Christoph Wilder 1839

This portrait of Georg Christoph Wilder, created in 1839 by Christian Rosée, is a fine example of a 19th-century lithograph. Rosée, a Danish artist born in 1804, is known for his portraits and landscapes. The piece, housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts Wilder in profile, rendered in delicate detail. The use of shading and linework, typical of the lithographic process, lends a sense of realism to the subject. The image is a testament to Rosée's ability to capture the likeness of his sitter with remarkable accuracy and artistry.