Portret van Georg Friedrich Weng 1702 - 1704

This engraving, created by Leonhard Heckenauer between 1702 and 1704, is a portrait of Georg Friedrich Weng. The work is a fine example of Baroque portraiture, featuring a highly detailed and ornate frame with a prominent inscription, typical of the period. Weng, dressed in formal attire, appears serious with a distinguished, even slightly stern expression. The inscription at the bottom of the print adds further context to the subject, likely a prominent figure of the time. The print is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection.