Portret van Eustache Le Clerc de Lesseville 1661

This 1661 engraving by René Lochon depicts Eustache Le Clerc de Lesseville, Bishop of Constance. The portrait is presented within a double oval frame, showcasing the sitter's formal attire and serious countenance. The inscription surrounding the portrait identifies him as a Bishop of Constance, while the coat of arms below further emphasizes his status. Lochon's engraving captures the likeness of the Bishop with precision, showcasing the artist's skills in rendering detail and creating a lifelike depiction of his subject. This work offers insight into the portraiture practices of the 17th century and provides a glimpse into the life of a prominent figure in the Catholic Church.