Man met hoed 1651 - 1652

This etching, titled "Man met hoed," was created by Lucas (II) Vorsterman in 1651-1652. The work depicts a man in profile, wearing a hat with a plume, and the artist uses intricate hatching to depict his detailed features. The etching is part of the Rijksmuseum's collection and measures just 183 mm by 148 mm. Vorsterman's work is a testament to the skill and popularity of printmaking in the 17th century, capturing the likeness of an individual with remarkable detail. The composition and subject matter align with popular portraiture styles of the period. This piece offers a glimpse into the artistry of a prominent printmaker of the era.