Portret van André Hameau 1666 - 1707

This etching, titled "Portret van André Hameau," was created by Gérard Edelinck between 1666 and 1707. It depicts André Hameau, a prominent figure, possibly a religious leader, in a formal portrait. The etching is housed in the Rijksmuseum and measures 327 mm in height and 257 mm in width. Edelinck was a renowned engraver known for his meticulous attention to detail, evident in the intricate lines and shading of the portrait. This work demonstrates the artistry of etching, a technique used to create prints by incising lines into a metal plate.