Portret van Frederik Christiaan, keurvorst van Saksen c. 1732 - 1780

Carlo Orsolini's "Portret van Frederik Christiaan, keurvorst van Saksen" is an engraved portrait depicting Frederik Christiaan, the Elector of Saxony. Created between 1732 and 1780, the print showcases the subject in an oval frame, emphasizing his regal presence. His attire, adorned with armor and a flowing cloak, hints at his military prowess and noble status. The inscription below identifies him as "Fridericus Christianus, Regus Polonarium et Electoralis Saxonie Princeps," further highlighting his role as King of Poland and Prince of Saxony. This meticulously detailed work exemplifies the style of portraiture popular during the 18th century, focusing on realism and capturing the sitter's personality.