Frederik Reedtz 1655 - 1659

This engraving, created by Albert Haelwegh in the 17th century, depicts Frederik Reedtz, a prominent Danish figure. The detailed portrait showcases Reedtz in formal attire, with a prominent chain and pendant, suggesting his status and importance. The artist captures the sitter's features with precision, highlighting the texture of his beard and the subtle wrinkles on his face. This print, now housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, is a valuable historical artifact, offering insight into the appearance and attire of influential figures during that era. The engraving style, typical of the 17th century, combines realism with subtle artistic flourishes, making it a captivating example of portraiture from this period.