Portret van Johann Theobald Heinricus 1672 - 1717

"Portret van Johann Theobald Heinricus" is an engraving by German artist Johann Adam Seupel. Created between 1672 and 1717, the piece showcases a portrait of a man in a somber, dignified pose, typical of Baroque portraiture. The subject is Johann Theobald Heinricus, a pastor and canon, identified by the inscription at the bottom of the print. Heinricus is depicted with a serious expression, emphasizing his role as a religious figure. The oval frame, a popular choice for portraits during this period, adds a sense of formality to the work. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, this engraving stands as a testament to Seupel's skill in capturing the essence of his subject and highlighting his status within the community.