Portret van Johann Friedrich Heunisch 1698

"Portret van Johann Friedrich Heunisch" is a 1698 engraving by German artist Johann Christoph Boecklin. The portrait depicts Johann Friedrich Heunisch, a professor of law in the University of Helmstedt, Germany. Heunisch's portrait is framed in a circular oval with his title and name inscribed in Latin around the perimeter. The engraving is housed in the Rijksmuseum, a national museum of the Netherlands, and measures 202 mm by 140 mm. The artwork utilizes engraving techniques, a printmaking process that involves incising lines into a surface to create a design. It's a fine example of a portrait engraving from the late 17th century.