Portret van Charles Dufresny 1731

This is a black and white engraving of Charles Rivière Dufresny, created in 1731 by François Joullain. Dufresny, born in 1648 and died in 1724, is shown seated at a table and writing with a quill pen. He is dressed in a long coat and a lace cravat. The engraving is a classic example of portraiture from the 18th century, with realistic details and a focus on the sitter's personality. The artist, François Joullain, was known for his portraits and was active in the 18th century. This engraving captures Dufresny's likeness and gives us a glimpse into the life of a prominent figure of the time.