Portret van Jürgen Frese en een voorstelling van Heilige Joris en de draak 1660 - 1690

This engraving by Hieronymus van Hensbergen, created sometime between 1660 and 1690, depicts a portrait of Jürgen Frese. The portrait is a bust-length image of Frese, who is portrayed wearing a black coat and white collar, set within a circular frame. The image of St. George slaying the dragon is positioned below the portrait, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil and serving as a visual reminder of Christian faith and courage. The engraving is an example of Renaissance art and its use of symbolism, offering insight into the cultural and religious beliefs of the time.