Portret van Caspar Thomann 1731 - 1788

Sebastian Walch's engraving "Portret van Caspar Thomann" (1731-1788) depicts Caspar Thomann, a prominent figure in the history of the Swiss city of Chur. The portrait, which measures 326 mm in height and 215 mm in width, presents Thomann in a formal pose, wearing a dark, richly textured garment and a cap, with a full, white beard. The inscription below him identifies him as "Illustris Republicæ Tigurinæ Consul," highlighting his important role as a leader in the city's government. The image's composition, with Thomann's figure framed within a window, emphasizes his position of authority and stature within the community.