Portret van Charles, comte d'Aumale 1752

This engraving, titled "Portret van Charles, comte d'Aumale," is a depiction of Charles, Count of Aumale, created in 1752 by the renowned German engraver Johann Georg Wille (1715-1808). The print, currently located in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Charles in a formal portrait setting, emphasizing his military rank and importance. Wille’s detailed style captures the intricate textures of Charles’ attire and the delicate features of his face, highlighting his dignified presence. The oval frame and the ornate inscription below add to the print's elegant and ceremonial feel, making it a valuable historical artifact and a fine example of 18th-century portrait engraving.