Portret van Ottomaanse graaf Alberto Caprara met bontmuts 1665 - 1698

This etching by Jacques Blondeau, a Dutch artist working in the late 17th century, depicts a portrait of Alberto Caprara. Caprara, an Ottoman count, is shown wearing a fur-trimmed cap and coat, a common style of dress among high-ranking officials in the Ottoman Empire. The portrait is rendered in a detailed and realistic style, with fine lines and delicate shading that conveys the textures of the sitter's clothing and facial features. The work is a fine example of portraiture from the Baroque era, showcasing the artistry and skill of Jacques Blondeau.