Portret van Philip Herbert 4e graaf van Pembroke, 1e graaf van Montgomery 1627 - 1636

"Portret van Philip Herbert 4e graaf van Pembroke, 1e graaf van Montgomery" is an etching by Robert van Voerst, dated 1627-1636, currently located in the Rijksmuseum. This detailed portrait captures Philip Herbert, a prominent figure in English aristocracy, in a three-quarter view. The artwork showcases the intricate details of his elaborate attire, highlighting his status and power. The use of etching, a technique where acid is used to create the image on a metal plate, adds a unique texture to the piece. The etching's careful rendering of textures, from the delicate lace collar to the richly patterned fabrics, makes it a captivating example of portraiture from the Dutch Golden Age.