Portret van Adam Sasbout 1604

This 1604 engraving by Philips Galle, titled "Portret van Adam Sasbout," depicts Adam Sasbout, a Franciscan monk from Delft. The portrait is a bust-length composition with a focus on the subject's face and upper torso. The engraving is finely detailed, highlighting the lines of Sasbout's face and the folds in his robe. This artwork is considered an example of Renaissance art, showcasing the detailed style and attention to realism common during that era. The Rijksmuseum houses this historical portrait, offering a glimpse into the lives and work of 17th-century figures like Adam Sasbout.