Kurfürst Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz (Kopie nach van der Werff)

Richter's technique in this copywork remains faithful to van der Werff's original style, though specific brushwork or medium innovations by Richter are not highlighted in available information. The use of gold accents and detailed textures suggests attention to capturing luxury.

Created in 1835 by Johann Heinrich Richter as a copy after van der Werff, the painting is currently part of the Alte Pinakothek's collection in Munich.

This portrait reflects the 19th-century interest in historical figures and the revival of interest in earlier European aristocratic culture, as well as the artistic practice of copying notable works.

As a copy, its significance lies primarily in preserving and making accessible the likeness and style of van der Werff's original portrait of the Elector, contributing to the Alte Pinakothek's historical portrait collection.