Portret van Sigmund von Haimhausen 1773 - 1840

This engraving, created by Amalie Baader between 1773 and 1840, depicts Sigmund Graf von Haimhausen, a prominent figure in the court of the Elector of Bavaria. Haimhausen’s formal attire and powdered wig are typical of the late 18th century. The inscription below the portrait details his roles, including "Kämmerer wirklicher," "geheiner Rath," and "Präsident und Christ Münzmeister," highlighting his position as a high-ranking official. The eagle emblem signifies his ties to the Bavarian state. This portrait offers a glimpse into the life and status of a key figure in the history of Bavaria.