Romeins soldaat op de rug gezien 1706

Sébastien Leclerc I’s “Romeins soldaat op de rug gezien” (1706) is a detailed etching depicting a Roman soldier from behind. The soldier, clad in armor and holding a spear, stands in a relaxed stance, showcasing the artist's skilled depiction of anatomical detail. Leclerc, known for his engravings of historical figures, captures the essence of Roman military attire and posture in this small-scale piece, offering a glimpse into the artist's meticulous approach to detail. The print, measuring 104 mm in height and 73 mm in width, resides in the Rijksmuseum, showcasing a valuable example of Leclerc's work.