Portret van Giulio Jasolini 1626 - 1628
hanstroschel
pencil drawn
aged paper
toned paper
light pencil work
pencil sketch
old engraving style
pencil drawing
19th century
pencil work
pencil art
This engraving by Hans Troschel is a portrait of Giulio Jasolini, an Italian physician, anatomist, and surgeon. It was created between 1626 and 1628, shortly before Troschel's death in 1628. The portrait depicts Jasolini in an oval frame surrounded by an inscription that highlights his professional achievements. The inscription also includes the words “Severinus,” likely a reference to the celebrated Italian physician and anatomist, Marco Aurelio Severino. The engraving is a small work, measuring just 174 mm in height and 123 mm in width. It is a testament to the skill of Troschel as a printmaker, capturing the details of Jasolini's face and clothing with precision.
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