Portret van Filips VI, koning van Frankrijk 1598

This woodcut by Jost Amman, created in 1598, depicts Philip VI, King of France. Amman, a renowned Swiss artist known for his detailed engravings, presents a formal portrait of Philip, emphasizing his royal status with a crown and elaborate clothing. The image is framed within an ornate border featuring a scene of battle below, likely referencing a significant event from Philip's reign. The inscription surrounding the portrait identifies Philip as "Rex Francorum," further solidifying his role as the ruler of France. This intricate artwork serves as a historical record of the king's likeness and provides insight into the artistic style prevalent in late 16th-century Europe.