Portret van Balthasar Gockel 1646

"Portret van Balthasar Gockel" is a 1646 engraving by Mättheus Rembold depicting Balthasar Gockel, a Protestant minister in Ulm, Germany. The portrait shows Gockel in a simple, dark robe, holding a book in his hands. Gockel’s serious expression and the inscription surrounding his portrait reflect his devout nature. This artwork is a valuable historical document, offering a glimpse into the life of a prominent religious figure during the 17th century. The image is an example of the artistic style common in portraiture of the period, utilizing simple lines and a realistic depiction of the subject.