Portret van Johann Rudolf Rahn (I) 1628 - 1689

This etching by Conrad Meyer, a Swiss artist, depicts Johann Rudolf Rahn, a prominent figure in the Swiss city of Zurich during the 17th century. The portrait, created between 1628 and 1689, showcases Rahn in an oval frame, dressed in a fur-trimmed coat and cap. The inscription beneath the portrait identifies Rahn as "Consul" and "Father of the Country," highlighting his political significance. This work, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into the lives and appearances of influential individuals of the era.