Portret van Jan van Gool 1749
jacobhoubraken
portrait
pencil drawn
photo restoration
pencil sketch
old engraving style
portrait reference
pencil drawing
old-timey
limited contrast and shading
19th century
pencil work
This engraving, titled "Portret van Jan van Gool," was created in 1749 by Jacob Houbraken, a Dutch artist known for his portraits and historical engravings. Houbraken's engraving depicts Jan van Gool, a Dutch art dealer and writer, holding a palette and brushes, and a painting depicting a landscape scene with cows. The engraving showcases Houbraken's skill in capturing detail and creating a realistic representation of his subject, highlighting the meticulous nature of his work. This print is a testament to Houbraken's mastery of the engraving technique and his ability to portray both the physical characteristics and the professional identity of his subjects. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
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