Portret van Frederik Hendrik, prins van Oranje 17th century

This 17th century engraving, located at the Rijksmuseum, depicts a portrait of Frederik Hendrik, Prince of Orange. It is an anonymous work showcasing the prince in an oval frame, featuring a detailed depiction of his clothing and facial features. The inscription surrounding the portrait identifies him as "Stadtholder van Groningen, Ommelandt en Drenthe", highlighting his role as a prominent figure in the Dutch Republic. The work is a testament to the importance of portraiture in conveying the identity and power of prominent individuals during the period. This small but intricate engraving allows viewers to appreciate the details and historical context of the 17th-century Dutch Republic.