Man met baard 1650 - 1700

"Man met baard" is an etching attributed to the Monogrammist IF and dates back to the 17th century. The print depicts a close-up portrait of a bearded man, his face slightly turned away from the viewer, emphasizing his wrinkles and thoughtful expression. This small, yet detailed artwork demonstrates the artist's skilled use of linework to create realistic textures and forms. The etching is a valuable example of portraiture within the Dutch Golden Age, showcasing the emphasis on capturing the individual and their character.