Portret van maarschalk Keith 1786 - 1833

This engraving, titled "Portret van maarschalk Keith", was created by Dutch artist Meno Haas between 1786 and 1833. The image is a detailed portrait of Field Marshal Keith, a Scottish military leader who served in the Prussian and Russian armies. The portrait is executed in a traditional style, with a focus on realistic detail and a clear depiction of the sitter's features. The use of stippling, a technique that involves using small dots to create shading and texture, adds depth and detail to the engraving. This type of portraiture was popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, and Haas's work reflects the stylistic trends of the era. The inscription, "Feldmarschall Keith", further identifies the subject of the engraving, making it clear that this is a work of historical significance.