Portret van Bernardus Knipperdolling 1606
christoffelvansichemi
rijksmuseum
print, engraving
portrait
magazine format
aged paper
publication
newspaper
small type
figuration
paragraph style
journal
newspaper layout
yellow element
northern-renaissance
word imagery
engraving
realism
"Portret van Bernardus Knipperdolling" is a 1606 engraving by Christoffel van Sichem I, a Dutch artist known for his portraits and historical scenes. The artwork portrays Bernardus Knipperdolling, a Dutch Anabaptist leader who was executed for heresy in 1536. Knipperdolling is depicted in a three-quarter profile, wearing a simple white hat and dark clothing, his face showing a contemplative expression. The engraving is part of a larger work that includes a detailed biography of Knipperdolling, providing insight into his life and the religious turmoil of the time. This historical engraving, now held by the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into 17th-century Dutch art and the complex religious climate of the era.
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