Portret van Joachim Nuhout van der Veen 1786 - 1809

Reinier Vinkeles, a Dutch engraver active in the late 18th century, created a portrait of M.J. Nuhout van der Veen in 1786. The artwork is a black and white engraving, a technique that involves etching a design into a metal plate to create a relief image, and is displayed at the Rijksmuseum. The portrait is framed by an oval and features Nuhout in a formal, elegant attire, with the inscription of his name at the bottom. This piece is an excellent example of the engraver's work during the Dutch Golden Age.