Portret van Bartholomäus Pömer 1666
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This 1666 engraving by Johann Alexander Böner, a German artist born in 1647, portrays the prominent figure Bartholomäus Pömerus. The image, which resides in the Rijksmuseum, is a striking example of Baroque portraiture. Pömerus is presented in a formal pose within an oval frame, emphasizing his status as a respected member of the Norimberg Senate. The details of his clothing and the Latin inscription surrounding his portrait highlight his erudition and position of power. The engraving itself showcases Böner's meticulous skill in capturing likeness and intricate detail, typical of the era. This artwork is a testament to the enduring fascination with the visual representation of individuals, particularly those who held influential positions in society.
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