Portret van Maximilian Ferdinand Hoë von Hoënegg Possibly 1657 - 1670

"Portret van Maximilian Ferdinand Hoë von Hoënegg" is a 17th-century etching by Johann Caspar Hoeckner, a German artist known for his portraiture. The work depicts Maximilian Ferdinand Hoë von Hoënegg in a bust-length portrait within an oval frame. The surrounding decorative elements feature allegorical figures, trees, and a coat of arms, highlighting the sitter's status and virtue. This etching, now in the Rijksmuseum, is a fine example of Baroque art, capturing the subject's noble presence and individuality. The careful detail and use of light and shadow contribute to the etching's realistic and expressive qualities.