Portret van Alexander Sigismund paltsgraaf van Neuburg 1693 - 1738

"Portret van Alexander Sigismund paltsgraaf van Neuburg" is an engraving by Johann August Corvinus, depicting Alexander Sigismund, Count Palatine of Neuburg, surrounded by a lavish framework of coats of arms and cherubs. The artwork's intricate details and symbolic imagery highlight the subject's noble lineage and status. The engraving was created between 1693 and 1738, a time when portraiture was a significant art form in Europe. The Rijksmuseum houses this intricate and symbolic engraving, showcasing Corvinus' skill in depicting the nobility and grandeur of the 17th and 18th centuries.