Portret van Robert Bertie, 1e graaf van Lindsey 1742

Jacob Houbraken's 1742 engraving, "Portret van Robert Bertie, 1e graaf van Lindsey," depicts the first Earl of Lindsey in an oval portrait, framed by drapery and armorial symbols. The portrait is a testament to the Dutch artist's mastery of engraving, showcasing detailed rendering of the subject's attire, facial features, and the surrounding elements. Houbraken's meticulous attention to detail and skillful use of light and shadow contribute to a realistic and impactful representation of the Earl. This print, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the artistic techniques and portraiture practices of the 18th century.