Portret van Georg Michael Krannöst Possibly 1726 - 1729

This engraving by Andreas Geyer, created sometime between 1726 and 1729, depicts Georg Michael Krannöst, a prominent figure from the Republic of Latvia. The portrait showcases Krannöst in a formal setting, wearing a black robe and a white collar, suggesting his status as a senator. The image utilizes a chiaroscuro technique, playing with light and shadow to create a sense of depth and realism, highlighting Krannöst's features. Below the portrait, a coat of arms is displayed, further emphasizing Krannöst's significant role within his community. Geyer's meticulous attention to detail brings Krannöst to life, capturing his likeness and conveying his stature as a respected member of Latvian society.