Portret van Anton Brunsen Possibly 1678
johanntscherning
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old engraving style
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historical photography
unrealistic statue
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19th century
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"Portret van Anton Brunsen", a 1678 etching by Johann Tscherning, portrays Anton Brunsen, a prominent figure in the German Church. This detailed portrait, housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures Brunsen's distinguished presence through his formal attire and solemn expression. The inscription surrounding Brunsen's image identifies him as "Rektor" (rector) of the Gymnasium and "Prediger" (preacher) of Bremen. The inscription below the oval portrait includes a Latin inscription, which describes Brunsen's character and achievements. Tscherning, known for his skillful depictions of individuals, renders the portrait with a focus on realism, highlighting the sitter's features and clothing with precision.
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