Portret van Johann Christoph Wild 1743 - 1756

Bernhard Gottlieb Fridrich created this engraving, "Portret van Johann Christoph Wild," between 1743 and 1756, just a few years before his own death. The artwork depicts Johann Christoph Wild, a notable figure in Ratisbon, Germany. The subject is portrayed in a bust-length portrait within an oval frame, adorned with a flowing wig and a serious expression, emphasizing his official role as a senator and councilor. The inscription below the portrait further details Wild's achievements and titles, providing valuable insight into his life and legacy. This engraving captures the formal portrait style popular during the 18th century, highlighting the importance of individuals within the social hierarchy.