Félix Bracquemond's "Portrait" is a lithograph from a significant bound collection of fifty works, each protective tissue guard demonstrating the careful production standards of nineteenth century print publishing. The work exemplifies Bracquemond's mastery of lithographic technique, a medium in which he achieved considerable distinction as both artist and theorist during the nineteenth century. As part of a curated portfolio, this portrait contributes to Bracquemond's legacy as a printmaker who elevated the artistic status of the lithographic medium.