Portret van Johann Michael Lang 1709 - 1725
christophweigel
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charcoal drawing
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unrealistic statue
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19th century
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Christoph Weigel's "Portret van Johann Michael Lang" is an etching from the early 18th century. It depicts Johann Michael Lang, a prominent theologian and professor, in a bust-length portrait, with a focus on his face and attire. The portrait is framed by a decorative oval, set upon a pedestal that includes inscriptions about Lang's achievements and titles. Weigel, known for his detailed portraits, captures Lang's likeness with precision, highlighting his prominent features and intellectual presence. The etching, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the Baroque style's emphasis on realism and a focus on the individual, demonstrating Weigel's mastery of the printmaking medium.
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