Portret van John Locke 1752 - 1803

This engraving, created by Christian Gottlieb Geyser between 1752 and 1803, depicts John Locke, a prominent English philosopher. The portrait, housed at the Rijksmuseum, shows Locke in a close-up view, emphasizing his facial features. The engraving style is characterized by a fine level of detail, particularly in the rendering of Locke's hair and clothing. The image is framed by an oval, further drawing attention to the subject's likeness. This work offers viewers a glimpse into the image of a key figure in the history of philosophy.