Portret van Anton Dietrich Carl von Ingelheim 1723 - 1767

This engraved portrait by Johann Martin Bernigeroth, dated between 1723 and 1767, depicts Anton Dietrich Carl, a prominent figure in the city of Trier. The engraving, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases a detailed depiction of Anton Dietrich Carl, dressed in formal attire, his presence captured in a classic oval frame. The artist's use of fine lines creates a sense of realism, highlighting the sitter's facial features and the texture of his clothing. The portrait's inscription provides valuable information about the sitter, identifying him as "RR. Gnuto. Ingelheim" and a councilor in Trier. This artwork offers a glimpse into the life of a notable individual from the 18th century, showcasing the artistry of engraving and its ability to capture the essence of its subject.