Portret van Johann Hofmann 1714 - 1737
bernhardvogel
pencil drawn
light pencil work
shading to add clarity
pencil sketch
old engraving style
pencil drawing
pen-ink sketch
limited contrast and shading
portrait drawing
pencil art
Bernhard Vogel's 18th-century etching, "Portret van Johann Hofmann," is a classic example of portraiture from the Baroque period. The artwork depicts Johann Hofmann, likely a prominent figure of the time, in an oval frame, surrounded by ornate details. The sitter's formal attire and the inscription on the frame suggest his position of authority and stature. The etching demonstrates Vogel's skill in capturing fine detail and rendering the texture of clothing and hair. The use of shading and light creates a sense of depth and realism, enhancing the overall impact of the piece. This work of art provides a glimpse into the lives of individuals and the conventions of portraiture during the Baroque era.
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