Portrait of D. Hieronymous van Beverningk n.d.

This engraving, created by Dutch artist Abraham Blooteling, depicts D. Hieronymous van Beverningk. The portrait features the subject in a three-quarter-length pose, wearing a lace cravat and a dark coat, framed by a roundel, likely meant to represent a portrait bust. The engraving is adorned with elaborate floral decorations, a coat of arms, and a Latin inscription, highlighting Beverningk's status. This etching is a testament to the artistic talents of Blooteling, known for his detailed and nuanced style. The work, housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, showcases the popular genre of portraiture prevalent in 17th-century Netherlands.