Portret van Salomon Hirzel 1669

"Portret van Salomon Hirzel" (1669) is an engraving by Swiss artist Conrad Meyer (1618-1689). The portrait, located in the Rijksmuseum, depicts Salomon Hirzel, a prominent figure in the city of Zürich, Switzerland. The engraving is framed by an oval border with a Latin inscription praising Hirzel's accomplishments and character, highlighting his role as a "consul" and "architect" of the city. This portrait, part of a larger series, offers a glimpse into the lives of important individuals in 17th-century Swiss society, showcasing the artistic and cultural scene of the time.