Portret van Gijsbrecht ab Isendoorn 1795
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"Portret van Gijsbrecht ab Isendoorn" is an etching by Dutch artist Reinier Vinkeles, dating back to 1795. The etching portrays a bust-length portrait of Gijsbrecht ab Isendoorn, a prominent figure whose identity remains unclear. The subject's face is shown in detail, with a stern expression and a prominent beard. The artwork is housed in the Rijksmuseum and measures 231 mm in height and 155 mm in width. Vinkeles, known for his skillful engravings, utilized the etching technique to create a detailed and expressive depiction of the subject, capturing the individual's personality and presence. This engraving exemplifies the artistic style and craftsmanship of the 18th century.
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