Jan Snellinx 1630 - 1633

This etching by Anthony van Dyck, titled "Jan Snellinx," depicts the Flemish painter in a three-quarter profile portrait. Created between 1630 and 1633, the work is a fine example of van Dyck's portraiture style, characterized by its realistic rendering and detailed depiction of the sitter's attire. The artist captures Snellinx's features with precision, showcasing his furrowed brow, prominent nose, and a carefully rendered beard. The etching is part of a series of portraits van Dyck created, showcasing his artistic talent and his skill at capturing the essence of his subjects.