Portret van Alexander Sigismund von Neuburg 1673 - 1693

This 17th-century engraving by Elias Hainzelmann depicts Alexander Sigismund von Neuburg, a prominent figure of the era. The portrait is framed by an elaborate decorative border that includes a crown, an eagle, and numerous scrolls filled with Latin inscriptions. The composition is characteristic of Baroque portraiture, emphasizing the sitter's status and power through symbolic imagery and a dramatic use of light and shadow. Hainzelmann's work is known for its meticulous detail and its use of line to create a sense of depth and texture. This artwork is a valuable record of the courtly culture and artistic styles of the late 17th century.