Portret van Johan Bernoulli 1760s

This etching, "Portret van Johan Bernoulli," created by Jean-Charles François in the 1760s, is a fine example of portraiture in the 18th century. The artist, known for his engravings, depicts Johan Bernoulli, a prominent mathematician, in a seated pose, dressed in the attire of his time. The artwork captures Bernoulli's features with meticulous detail, highlighting his intellectual expression. While this is a portrait, François employs shading and lines to create a sense of depth and realism, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. This piece would have been popular among those interested in both art and science during the 18th century.