Artwork
Portrait of C.J.C. Reuvens, archaeologist
Portrait of C.J.C. Reuvens, archaeologist is an unspecified painting by the Biedermeier artist Springer Leendert. It dates from 1850 and is held in the collection of the Leiden University Libraries. This portrait depicts a seated man, identified as C.
About this work
You can learn more about the artist who created this portrait by looking up artist: Springer, Leendert, (1789-1871).
This painting shows a man, likely C.J.C. Reuvens, sitting with a book. He looks like a scholar, with a serious expression. The painting is interesting because it has the subject's signature added under the image, which is a unique touch.
The artist likely wanted to emphasize Reuvens' personality. The subject's signature adds a personal feel to the painting.
You can learn more about the artist who created this portrait by looking up artist: Springer, Leendert, (1789-1871).
Overview
This portrait depicts a seated man, identified as C.J.C. Reuvens, engaged with a book. The painting is based on a work by Leendert Springer.
Subject & Meaning
The subject is portrayed with a serious expression, conveying a sense of scholarship. The inclusion of his signature below the image adds a personal touch, potentially underscoring the authenticity of the representation.
Technique & Style
The portrait is based on a painting by L. Springer, indicating a level of collaboration or reproduction. The addition of the subject's signature is a distinctive element.
History & Provenance
The artist behind the original portrait is Leendert Springer, active in the 19th century. Further information about Springer can be found in related records.
