Portret van Leonardus Fodinaeus 1641

This 1641 portrait of Leonardus Fodinaeus by Crispijn van den Queborn is a classic example of a Dutch Baroque portrait. The etching depicts the sitter in a three-quarter length pose, his face turned towards the viewer, his right hand resting on his chest, and his left hand possibly holding a book. The detail in the folds of his clothing and his furrowed brow show van den Queborn's mastery of the etching technique. This artwork can be found at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.