Peter Isbrandi c. 1649s

This etching by Cornelis Visscher, created circa 1649, portrays Peter Isbrandi, a prominent figure from the period. The artwork, housed in The Art Institute of Chicago, depicts Isbrandi in a half-length portrait, positioned within an oval frame adorned with inscriptions detailing his life and titles. Isbrandi is shown in typical attire of the time, holding a book, emphasizing his scholarly pursuits. The etching's intricate details and realistic portrayal showcase Visscher's mastery of the medium and his skill in capturing the likeness of his subjects.