Portret van Caspar Christian Seligmann 1680 - 1733
martinbernigeroth
pencil drawn
aged paper
toned paper
light pencil work
pencil sketch
old engraving style
charcoal drawing
portrait reference
pencil drawing
portrait drawing
Martin Bernigeroth's "Portret van Caspar Christian Seligmann" (1680-1733) is an engraving depicting Caspar Christian Seligmann, an advisor to the King of Poland and the Elector of Saxony. Seligmann wears a formal attire, and the artwork's backdrop suggests a view of a city, possibly a cityscape of Dresden. The engraved lines create a sense of detail and texture, highlighting Seligmann's garments and the background scenery. This piece is a fine example of portraiture, demonstrating the art of capturing a subject's presence through detailed engraving techniques. The artwork resides in the Rijksmuseum, and its dimensions are 469 mm in height and 324 mm in width.
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