Portretten van Wybrand de Geest I, Wenzel Coebergher, Pieter Jansz. van Asch en anderen 1708 - 1780

Jacob Houbraken's "Portretten van Wybrand de Geest I, Wenzel Coebergher, Pieter Jansz. van Asch en anderen" is a detailed red chalk drawing created between 1708 and 1780. The drawing features a series of five portrait busts set against a backdrop of foliage and figures. The prominent central figure is Wenzel Coebergher, a Dutch painter, who is depicted with a thick beard and a clerical hat. This drawing is a study of portraiture and a testament to Houbraken's skill in capturing individual likeness with a blend of realism and delicate detail. This work is housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.