Portret van Ferdinand I der Beide Siciliën 1754 - 1828

This anonymous engraving depicts Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies, created between 1754 and 1828. The portrait shows Ferdinand in a regal pose, clad in armor and a fur-lined cloak, emphasizing his royal status. The inscription below identifies the subject as “Ferdinandus IV, Utriusq. Sic. et Hier. Rex,” signifying his titles as King of Naples and Sicily, and King of Jerusalem. The etching style, common for portraiture, is likely a reproduction of an earlier work and underscores the importance of this historical figure.