Portret van Kaspar Freuler 1752 - 1806
nicolasjosephvoyez
aged paper
photo restoration
parchment
retro 'vintage design
archive photography
historical photography
old-timey
yellow element
19th century
golden font
"Portret van Kaspar Freuler" is an engraving by Nicolas Joseph Voyez, dating back to 1752-1806. The portrait depicts Kaspar Freuler, a Swiss Colonel who served the King during the Fronde. Voyez, a prominent engraver of the 18th century, captured Freuler's likeness in detail, showcasing the military uniform and a serious expression. The portrait is framed within an oval, a common technique used to emphasize the sitter's importance. The engraved text below the image provides biographical details of Freuler. This portrait offers a glimpse into the lives of prominent figures in the 17th century, highlighting the importance of portraiture in preserving historical memory.
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