Portret van prinses Elisabeth Maria van Portugal 1708 - 1711

This 18th-century engraving, created by Jacob Gole between 1708-1711, portrays Princess Elisabeth Maria of Portugal. The work showcases the princess in an oval frame, adorned with a laurel wreath, and an elaborate inscription that identifies her as "futura heres" (future heir) to the Portuguese throne. Gole's etching style, characterized by delicate lines and intricate details, highlights the princess's regal presence and the ornate framework that underscores her royal status. The engraving is a fine example of the portraiture popular during the Baroque period, highlighting the importance of lineage and power through artistic representations.