Portret van Frederikke Amalia 1694 - 1737

This portrait of Frederikke Amalie, created by Pieter van den Berge in 1694-1737, is a fine example of a Dutch Baroque etching. The work showcases Frederikke Amalie as a princess of considerable status, with the inscription detailing her titles. Her attire and the ornate oval frame add to the sense of grandeur and nobility. The delicate lines and shading of the etching capture the subject's features and clothing with remarkable detail, demonstrating van den Berge's skill as an engraver. The portrait is currently held by the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands, and is an intriguing glimpse into 17th-century Dutch portraiture.