Portret van Michael Ophovius c. 1792 - 1849

Johannes Hari created this portrait of Michael Ophovius with etching techniques in the late 18th or early 19th century in the Netherlands. The print depicts Ophovius, a historical figure who lived in the 16th and 17th centuries, with careful attention to his features and clothing. During the time this print was made, the Netherlands was experiencing significant social and political upheaval. The Dutch Republic was in decline, and the country was facing economic hardship and political instability. The print may reflect a broader interest in Dutch history and national identity during this period. To fully understand this artwork, one might consult historical archives, biographies, and other primary sources to learn more about Ophovius and the cultural context in which Hari created this print. This will reveal how artistic creations are embedded in and reflect the broader historical forces of their time.