Portret van Gerard van Loon 1723 - 1732
jacobhoubraken
wedding photograph
old engraving style
caricature
portrait reference
unrealistic statue
old-timey
manga style
limited contrast and shading
19th century
comic style
"Portret van Gerard van Loon" is an engraving by Jacob Houbraken, created between 1723 and 1732. This portrait of Gerard van Loon, a Dutch coin collector and patron of the arts, depicts him in an oval frame, adorned with his coat of arms. A putto with wings sits on a ledge below, signifying the subject's connection to art and patronage. The inscription below the image pays tribute to van Loon's contributions to the arts. Houbraken's meticulous detail and use of light and shadow create a realistic and evocative image, showcasing the artistic standards of the Dutch Golden Age. This work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, measuring 331 mm in height and 219 mm in width.
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