Reproductie van een prent van een geschilderd portret van Martin Engelbrecht naar Anthony van Dyck before 1875

This reproduction of a print depicting a portrait of Martin Engelbrecht, painted by Anthony van Dyck, is a small, intimate image housed in the Rijksmuseum. The image is likely from the 19th century, as evidenced by the style and the page it is printed on. The portrait itself captures Engelbrecht, likely a prominent figure in the Dutch Golden Age, in a three-quarter profile, adorned with a grand ruff and a rich, somber outfit. The anonymous artist faithfully replicates the original portrait, showcasing van Dyck's mastery of portraiture in the Baroque period. The image is both a testament to the enduring legacy of van Dyck's work and a window into the lives of prominent individuals in 17th century Dutch society.