Paris maakt zich bekend aan Hector Priamus 1622 - 1688

"Paris maakt zich bekend aan Hector Priamus" is a 17th-century etching by Pierre Lemaire. The scene depicts the Trojan hero Paris introducing himself to King Priam of Troy. The dramatic composition features figures arranged in a dynamic, hierarchical fashion, with Paris standing prominently in the foreground and King Priam seated on a throne. Lemaire, known for his skilled use of line and chiaroscuro, captures the tension of the moment with expressive detail. The etching, measuring 276 mm in height and 208 mm in width, is a fine example of Baroque printmaking.