Portret van prentmaker Alexander Schaepkens 1855 - 1904

This etching, created between 1855 and 1904, is a portrait of printmaker Alexander Schaepkens by his son, Arnoud Schaepkens. The artist was known for his realistic depictions, and this work captures Alexander's likeness in a simple, yet powerful way. The subject's face is shown in profile, with a focus on the details of his features, particularly his hair and beard. The etching's subtle use of shading and lines creates a sense of depth and volume, showcasing the skill of the artist. This piece offers a glimpse into the life and work of Alexander Schaepkens, a significant figure in the history of printmaking.