Portret van Martin Sigmund Gammersfelder 1669 - 1722

This is a portrait of Martin Sigmund Gammersfelder, created by Georg Fennitzer in 1669 - 1722. This etching displays a bust-length portrait of the subject, depicted in a circle, framed within a rectangular border, as was common in portraiture. The portrait features a high level of detail in the subject's clothing, with the use of shadow and highlight. Gammersfelder is dressed in 17th-century attire, with his hair pulled back from his face and a lace collar. The artwork provides insights into the portraiture styles of the time period and offers a glimpse into the life of the notable subject. The Rijksmuseum houses this piece, a testament to its artistic and historical significance.