Portret van Jan van der Rosieren 1644

This etching, created by Pieter Nolpe in 1644, is a portrait of Jan van der Rosieren. The work, part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is a small yet detailed representation of a man in a ruff collar, his face rendered with meticulous lines, and his name and birthdate inscribed around the oval frame. This type of portraiture was common in 17th-century Netherlands, offering glimpses into the lives of individuals during the Dutch Golden Age.