Portret van Carolina, prinses van Oranje-Nassau 1787 - 1834

Willem van Senus’s 18th-century etching, “Portret van Carolina, prinses van Oranje-Nassau,” is a detailed portrait of Princess Carolina of Orange-Nassau, a prominent figure of Dutch history. The etching showcases the princess in a formal setting, adorned with intricate lace and jewelry, capturing the elegance of the era. Her dignified expression and elaborate attire reflect her aristocratic status, highlighting the artist's ability to convey both detail and personality within the confines of a small-scale print. The work is now housed in the prestigious Rijksmuseum, offering insight into Dutch portraiture and nobility in the 18th century.