Portret van Amandus Gotthold Fehmel 1721 - 1722

This etching by Johann Kenckel, completed in 1721-1722, depicts Amandus Gotthold Fehmelius, a prominent theologian and superintendent of the Saxon Church. The portrait captures Fehmelius in a formal pose, wearing a wig and a long coat, within an oval frame set against a stone background. Kenckel's detailed engraving highlights the subject's distinguished features, creating a realistic representation. This artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcasing a notable example of 18th-century portraiture and the artistic style of the period.