Portrait of Lievan van Coppenol 1640 - 1658

This etching, created by Cornelis Visscher between 1640 and 1658, depicts Lievan van Coppenol, a prominent figure of the Dutch Golden Age. Visscher, a renowned Dutch printmaker, was known for his meticulous detail and mastery of light and shadow. The portrait showcases van Coppenol's dignified presence, captured in a three-quarter pose, with his hands resting gracefully in his lap. The composition emphasizes his scholarly appearance through his attire and thoughtful expression. The etching is a testament to Visscher's talent in conveying both the personality and social standing of his subject. The work can be found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.