Portret van Hans Rieter von und zu Kornburg by Hans Troschel

Portret van Hans Rieter von und zu Kornburg 1595 - 1628

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aged paper

toned paper

old engraving style

traditional media

retro 'vintage design

personal sketchbook

illustrative and welcoming imagery

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cartoon style

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"Portret van Hans Rieter von und zu Kornburg", a 1595-1628 engraving by Hans Troschel, depicts Hans Rieter von und zu Kornburg, a German nobleman. The portrait, executed in the style of the German Renaissance, portrays Rieter in full armor with a long beard and a thoughtful expression. The engraving is framed by an inscription in German which identifies Rieter's titles and positions, including "Oberster Kriegshauptmann" (Chief Military Commander) of Nuremberg. The inscription also features three coats of arms belonging to Rieter, highlighting his lineage and social status. The overall visual effect emphasizes Rieter's power, authority, and military prowess.