Princeps Marium Pictor Ludolphus Bakhuisen ita seipsum pinxit

drawing, ink, indian-ink

portrait

drawing

netherlandish

cartoon like

cartoon based

wedding photograph

caricature

ink

unrealistic statue

indian-ink

15_18th-century

manga style

surrealism

14_17th-century

comic style

cartoon style

cartoon carciture

"Princeps Marium Pictor Ludolphus Bakhuisen ita seipsum pinxit" is a portrait of Dutch painter Ludolph Bakhuysen by Jan Stolker, housed in the Städel Museum. The work is an engraving, showcasing Bakhuysen holding a quill, with an artist’s palette and brushes placed on the table beneath. The work is a self-portrait, highlighting Bakhuysen’s talent in depicting seascapes and maritime scenes. This artwork is a testament to the artistic skill of the Dutch Golden Age.