Portret van Maximilian Kurtz von Senftenau 1658

"Portret van Maximilian Kurtz von Senftenau" is an etching by Pieter de (II) Jode, a Dutch artist known for his portraiture and engravings. The artwork, dating back to 1658, depicts Maximilian Kurtz von Senftenau, a prominent figure during the Dutch Golden Age. The portrait features a detailed depiction of Senftenau's face, with a strong emphasis on his features and clothing. The artwork showcases the intricate details of Senftenau's attire, including his elaborate collar, buttons, and embroidered sleeves, all rendered with great precision. Senftenau is framed by a decorative oval, which is further adorned with ornate embellishments, likely representing his family crest and signifying his social status. Now housed in the Rijksmuseum, the etching stands as a testament to the artist's mastery of detail and his ability to capture the essence of his subject.