Portret van Amalia van Solms 1638

This engraving by Pieter de (II) Jode, created in 1638, depicts Amalia van Solms, Princess of Orange. The artwork, a portrait, is a fine example of the detailed and intricate style of engravings popular in the 17th century. Amalia is shown in a regal pose, wearing elaborate jewelry and a richly adorned gown, reflecting her status as a noblewoman. The engraving's inscription identifies her as "Princess of Orange, Countess of Nassau, Marchioness of Vere, and Baroness of Breda." The artwork, now located in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Jode's mastery of the engraving technique, capturing detail and depth in the subject's portrait.