Portret van hertog Amadeus VIII (tegenpaus Felix V) 1702

This engraving by Georges Tasnière, created in 1702, depicts Amadeus VIII, Duke of Savoy, who was also known as Felix V, an antipope. The artwork features a detailed portrait of Amadeus VIII, crowned and wearing a long beard, within a decorative oval frame. The engraving is surrounded by ornate ribbons, signifying Amadeus's royal lineage and power. The inscription surrounding the portrait details his lineage, political achievements, and his time as antipope. This artwork is an example of portraiture, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the likeness and regal bearing of the sitter. The detailed inscription provides historical context and information about the sitter's life, adding depth to the portrait.