Portret van Bertholet Flémalle 1711

"Portret van Bertholet Flémalle" is an engraving by Jean Duvivier, created in 1711. This work depicts Bertholet Flémalle, a prominent painter who was received as a professor at the Royal Academy of Paris in 1690. The engraving showcases Flémalle in an oval frame, with his long, curly hair and serious expression. The artist's tools, including brushes and a palette, are strategically placed at the base of the portrait, highlighting his profession. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the life of a prominent 17th-century artist.