Portret van Cornelis Trigland 1656 - 1686

This etching, created by Jonas Suyderhoef between 1656 and 1686, depicts Cornelis Trigland, a Dutch theologian. The portrait showcases Trigland in a formal pose, his long hair and beard reflecting the fashion of the time. The detailed rendering of his features, the intricate folds of his clothing, and the inscription below indicate a focus on realism and the subject's identity. This artwork is a fine example of portraiture in the Dutch Golden Age, highlighting the importance of intellectual figures and the development of etching techniques.