Portret van Carel Vosmaer Possibly 1848
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This lithograph, *Portret van Carel Vosmaer*, is a portrait of the Dutch writer and art historian Carel Vosmaer by the German artist Johann Peter Berghaus. The artwork, dating back to possibly 1848, is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection. This portrait depicts Vosmaer with a formal and serious expression, dressed in a stylish suit of the period. The lithograph's detailed rendering of the subject's clothing and facial features showcases Berghaus's skill in capturing realistic details and conveying personality. The use of a simple composition and soft tones further emphasizes Vosmaer’s character, highlighting the individual’s importance. The portrait was most likely created to honor Vosmaer's contributions to the field of art history, making it a valuable piece for understanding both the subject and the artistic practices of the time.
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