Portret van Johan Maurits, graaf van Nassau-Siegen 1749 - 1759

This engraving, created by Dutch artist Jacob Houbraken between 1749 and 1759, depicts Johan Maurits, Prince of Nassau-Siegen. Houbraken is known for his portrait engravings of prominent figures, and this work showcases his skill in capturing likeness and detail. The engraving, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, presents the prince in an oval frame, emphasizing his status and importance. The inscription below identifies Johan Maurits as a Field Marshal of the United Netherlands, highlighting his military achievements. The artwork is a testament to the Dutch tradition of portraiture and its role in celebrating historical figures.