Portret van Johann Georg Eck 1799

This engraving, created in 1799 by German artist Friedrich Wilhelm Bollinger, is a portrait of Johann Georg Eck, a professor of medicine in Leipzig. Bollinger, known for his skill in portraiture, captures Eck in profile, showcasing his refined attire and powdered hair. The inscription below the portrait identifies Eck's profession and place of residence, providing historical context for the viewer. This piece, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, exemplifies the tradition of portraiture in 19th-century Germany.