Portret van Jacobus Vermoelen c. 1623 - 1686

Jonas Suyderhoef was a Dutch Golden Age artist known for his portraits. This etching, titled "Portret van Jacobus Vermoelen," depicts a man with a serious expression, wearing a dark coat with a white collar and a series of buttons down the front. The composition focuses on the sitter's face, highlighting his detailed features and facial expression. The etching technique, a method of using acid to etch an image onto a metal plate, is evident in the detailed lines and shading of the print. This piece exemplifies Suyderhoef's skill in capturing realistic portraits of individuals, demonstrating the enduring appeal of portraiture in 17th century Dutch art.