Portret van David Jacobsz. de Wildt by Harmen de Mayer

Portret van David Jacobsz. de Wildt 1651 - 1701

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pencil drawn

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toned paper

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photo restoration

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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portrait reference

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unrealistic statue

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pencil drawing

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19th century

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pencil art

"Portret van David Jacobsz. de Wildt" is an etching created by Dutch artist Harmen de Mayer between 1651 and 1701. The etching, housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts David Jacobsz. de Wildt, a prominent figure in Amsterdam, in a formal portrait style. De Wildt wears a wide collar, a black hat, and a patterned jacket, characteristic of 17th-century Dutch fashion. The etching's inscription provides biographical details about De Wildt, including his age and role as a secretary. This portrait captures De Wildt's stature and serves as a historical record of a prominent individual.

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