Portret van de predikant Heinrich Pipping 1670 - 1713

This etching by Dutch artist Pieter Schenk depicts a portrait of Heinrich Pipping, a theologian and deacon, in the 17th century. The image displays Pipping in a formal, elegant pose, wearing a black robe over a large, white collar. The engraved lines create a sense of depth and detail in the subject’s features, capturing a sense of authority and intellect. The inscription below the image indicates Pipping’s role as a deacon of the Church of St Thomas in Leipzig. This artwork is an important example of portraiture from the Dutch Golden Age, highlighting the importance of religious figures and intellectual pursuits.