Portret van de predikant Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann 1670 - 1713

"Portret van de predikant Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann" is a portrait engraving by Dutch artist Pieter Schenk (1660-1711). Completed between 1670 and 1713, the work depicts Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann, a German clergyman. The engraving showcases the subject in a three-quarter view within an oval frame, showcasing a formal portrait style typical of the period. The portrait highlights Seligmann's clerical garb, including a large white collar and black robes, emphasizing his position in the church. The detail in the engraving allows the viewer to see the inscription surrounding the portrait, providing information about Seligmann's life and profession. The artwork is currently located in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.