Portret van George, prins van Denemarken 1670 - 1724

This engraving, titled "Portret van George, prins van Denemarken" ("Portrait of George, Prince of Denmark"), was created by Jacob Gole between 1670 and 1724. The work, now located in the Rijksmuseum, depicts George of Denmark in an oval frame, showcasing his ornate, curly wig and lace collar. The inscription surrounding the portrait hints at his role as a royal figure and a symbol of hope for the Danish Crown. This small-scale, intimate portrait, measuring 245mm in height and 185mm in width, provides a detailed glimpse into the fashion and royal imagery of the late 17th and early 18th centuries.