Portret van Otto Voss before 1902

This portrait of Otto Voss was created by Wilhelm Höffert, a German painter, before 1902. The photo depicts a man with a formal attire in a profile view, likely part of the "La Libre Critique" magazine. The small size of the image suggests that it was printed in a magazine or other publication, a testament to the widespread reach of portraiture in the late 19th century. Höffert was active in the realist movement, known for his detailed depictions of everyday life, which may explain the candid nature of this portrait. This work, "Portret van Otto Voss," offers a glimpse into the life of an individual during that period, adding to the historical and artistic value of the piece.