Portret van Johann Peter von Ludewig 1715
martinbernigeroth
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This 1715 engraving by Martin Bernigeroth, titled "Portret van Johann Peter von Ludewig," is a portrait of Johann Peter von Ludewig, a prominent figure in Prussian history. The engraving, measuring 145 mm by 95 mm, is a fine example of portraiture from the Baroque period. It showcases a realistic depiction of the subject, emphasizing the detail of Ludewig's powdered wig, collar, and jacket. The background, a simple drapery, is intentionally understated to draw the viewer's attention to the subject's face and inscription, which identifies Ludewig's position as a counselor to the King of Prussia. The artwork is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.
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