Portret van Karel Emanuel I 1625

This 17th-century engraving by Willem de Haen portrays Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy. The artwork is a fine example of the portraiture style popular during the 17th century in Europe. Charles Emmanuel I is depicted in a formal pose, wearing a ruff and armor, surrounded by a decorative frame with his coat of arms and a Latin inscription. The inscription highlights his courage and accomplishments as a military leader, serving as a testament to his power. The intricate detail and symbolic elements emphasize the significance of the figure, making the artwork a valuable representation of Charles Emmanuel I's reign and legacy. This engraving, now in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, provides insight into the art and culture of the period.