Portret van Innocentius XIII 1706 - 1722

This engraving by Johann Kenckel, created between 1706 and 1722, depicts Pope Innocent XIII (1655-1724). The portrait is a powerful example of baroque art, with its dramatic use of light and shadow. The Pope is shown in his papal robes, emphasizing his authority and dignity. The intricate details of the engraving showcase the skill of the artist and the sophistication of the printmaking technique of the period. The work is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the history of portraiture and the visual representation of religious power.