Diverse portretten van koningen en koninklijke zegels 1729 - 1733
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Dominique Sornique’s "Diverse portretten van koningen en koninklijke zegels" is an 18th-century print depicting various kings and royal seals. The print, which is housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases intricate detail, including the regalia and facial features of the figures. Sornique, known for his engravings, captures the grandeur and authority of the figures through the use of fine lines and shading, highlighting the importance of these figures in European history. The print provides insights into the visual culture of the period, with its emphasis on royal imagery and symbolic representation. The artist's meticulous depiction of these seals and portraits makes it a valuable document for studying historical regalia and artistic technique.
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