Portret van een Soendanese man c. 1921

"Portret van een Soendanese man" is a copperplate etching by Willem Witsen, created around 1921. The artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, portrays a close-up view of a Sundanese man’s face, emphasizing the prominent features of the man’s headwear and his expression. The etching, a technique that involves creating an image by incising lines into a metal plate, showcases Witsen's skill in capturing the essence of his subject's identity.