Portret van John Cooke 1811

"Portret van John Cooke" is an engraving by Charles Turner, a British artist, created in 1811. The artwork depicts John Cooke, a prominent figure, seated in a chair with a dignified posture. He wears a long, dark robe, indicating his societal status, and a white wig, a fashionable style of the time. The portrait is executed in a meticulous style, capturing the details of Cooke's features and attire. The use of light and shadow adds depth and realism to the composition. The engraved lines create a sense of texture and detail, making the portrait appear lifelike. This engraving serves as a historical record, offering insights into the fashion, social conventions, and prominent figures of the early 19th century.