Portret van Maximilian Wilibald von Waldburg-Wolfegg 1634 - 1657

This 17th-century engraving by Andreas Kohl, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a portrait of Maximilian Wilibald von Waldburg-Wolfegg, a prominent figure of the era. The image depicts a bust of the nobleman, adorned with armor and a collar, framed by allegorical figures representing fortitude and prudence. The figures hold wreaths symbolizing the noble qualities of the subject. This piece reflects the artistic style of the Baroque period, highlighting the subject's status and achievements through detailed imagery and ornate embellishments. The engraved inscription provides further details about the individual's titles and roles.