Portret van Caspar Streso 1664 - 1676
theodormatham
pencil drawn
photo restoration
old engraving style
historical photography
portrait reference
pencil drawing
old-timey
yellow element
19th century
portrait drawing
"Portret van Caspar Streso" is an etching by Dutch artist Theodor Matham, created between 1664 and 1676. The artwork, currently located at the Rijksmuseum, depicts Caspar Streso, an influential figure in the 17th century. Matham's etching captures Streso's likeness with meticulous detail, showing him in a formal pose, with his hair and beard carefully styled. The use of light and shadow adds depth and realism to the portrait. The inscription at the bottom identifies Streso's profession and accomplishments, highlighting his importance as a scholar and a prominent figure in his community. This portrait showcases the artistry of Theodor Matham, a Dutch artist known for his engravings, and offers a glimpse into the life of an influential figure of the 17th century.
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