Portret van Abraham Hopman after 1804

This engraving by Joannes Bemme, created after 1804, depicts a portrait of Abraham Hopman, a Dutch clergyman, in an oval frame. The portrait showcases a realistic depiction of the subject, with intricate details in his clothing and a somber expression. The inscription beneath the portrait identifies Hopman as a "priest," suggesting a focus on religious themes and the subject's importance within his community. This work, part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, offers a glimpse into early 19th-century portraiture and the portrayal of prominent figures.