Portret van Clarisse Manson 1818

Jean Pierre Sudre's 1818 lithograph "Portret van Clarisse Manson" showcases a detailed portrait of a young woman with her hair styled in a bun and a white lace collar, framed in an oval. This print, created by the French artist, is a testament to the burgeoning popularity of lithography in the 19th century. Sudre's work, known for its precise lines and realistic depiction, captures the elegance and sophistication of the subject, creating a captivating portrait that has found its home in the prestigious Rijksmuseum. The print's small dimensions enhance its intimacy and personal touch, making it a poignant and compelling piece of art.