Portret van Wenzel, Freiherr von Wratislaw 1621 - 1656

This is a portrait engraving created between 1621 and 1656 by Wilhelm Schwan (1611-1656). The work depicts Wenzel, Freiherr von Wratislaw, in an oval frame, holding a staff. The inscription surrounding the portrait reads "Wilhelm Comes Wratislaw, a Mitrountz, Excubiar Gen Praef, Ala Regimr," which translates to "Wilhelm Count Wratislaw, a Mitrountz, Prefect of the Guard, Wing of the Regiment." The inscription below the portrait reads "Resolution," referring to the subject’s strong and resolute character. The engraving also features weapons and armor, highlighting the subject’s military position. This small-scale artwork showcases Schwan's skill in capturing detail and creating a compelling portrait of an important figure.