Portret van Jacques Le Roy 1630 - 1677

Adriaen Lommelin's "Portret van Jacques Le Roy" is a 17th-century etching of Jacques Le Roy, a prominent figure in the court of Brabant. The portrait, created between 1630-1677, depicts Le Roy in a formal pose, dressed in a fur-trimmed robe and a large, ruffled collar. His serious expression and the inscription below the image emphasize his status as a respected member of the Brabantian elite. The etching is a prime example of Lommelin's work, known for its precise detail and realistic portrayal of figures. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, providing art enthusiasts with a glimpse into the lives of influential individuals in Dutch history.