Portret van Hendrik Noteman 1690 - 1724

Jacob Gole's "Portret van Hendrik Noteman," a 17th-century etching housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the artist's skill in portraiture. The work depicts Hendrik Noteman in a bust-length portrait within an oval frame, creating a sense of intimacy. Noteman is depicted in a three-quarter view, his gaze directed slightly to the left, revealing a detailed rendering of his face, hair, and clothing. The etching is a testament to Gole's ability to capture subtle details and create a lifelike representation of his subject, highlighting the subject's identity and social status.