Portret van Ludwig Wurster met op de achtergrond Wurster biddend voor een altaar 1670 - 1691

"Portret van Ludwig Wurster met op de achtergrond Wurster biddend voor een altaar" is an etching created by Thomas Hirschmann between 1670 and 1691. The artwork depicts Ludwig Wurster, a prominent figure from Dettin, Germany, who is known for his contributions to religion and the Lutheran faith. Wurster is depicted seated in the foreground while in the background, Wurster is shown praying before an altar, possibly symbolizing his dedication to his beliefs. The etching is characteristic of the Baroque style, with intricate details and dramatic contrasts in light and shadow. The artist, Thomas Hirschmann, was a renowned engraver and draughtsman, known for his portraits and religious works. This etching exemplifies Hirschmann's meticulous craftsmanship and ability to capture the essence of his subjects. This etching is an interesting visual document of a significant figure in early modern Germany.