Christian Heinrich Gottlieb Steuerwald

Christian Heinrich Gottlieb Steuerwald was an artist known primarily for his portraiture prints, documented as being professionally active between 1822 and 1824.

His surviving oeuvre, based on museum holdings, consists of six known prints, all focused on the portrait genre, specifically depicting military personnel. Notable identified works represented in these collections include Portret van luitenant Van Heusden and Portret van luitenant Van Yperen. His output also includes multiple portraits of unnamed subjects, designated as Portret van onbekende militair.

The extant body of work attributed to Christian Heinrich Gottlieb Steuerwald prints is preserved in the permanent collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, establishing the importance of his work within 19th-century graphic arts. These documented pieces serve as historical documentation and examples of high-quality prints from the period. As works created in the early 1820s, the images are generally recognized as being in the public domain, often available as downloadable artwork for scholarly study and general research.