Portret van J.J. Robert by James Erxleben

Portret van J.J. Robert 1832

pencil drawn

aged paper

toned paper

light pencil work

photo restoration

pencil sketch

personal sketchbook

pencil drawing

old-timey

pencil work

"Portret van J.J. Robert" is a lithograph portrait created by James Erxleben in 1832. The artwork, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts J.J. Robert, a Dutch citizen. The portrait is rendered in a realistic style with a focus on capturing Robert's likeness. The artwork is an example of 19th-century portraiture, showcasing the development of lithography as a popular medium for capturing likenesses.