Portret van een Venetiaanse man met commandostaf 1650 - 1700

"Portret van een Venetiaanse man met commandostaf" is an etching by Lucas (II) Vorsterman, a Flemish artist active in the 17th century. Created sometime between 1650 and 1700, the print portrays a Venetian man in a half-length pose. He is depicted with a stern expression and a beard, holding a staff of command in his gloved hand. The etching, now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, exemplifies the artistic style of the period with its detailed rendering of the subject's clothing and facial features.