Portret van Frederik de Marselaer 1630 - 1677
adriaenlommelin
pencil drawn
photo restoration
pencil sketch
old engraving style
charcoal drawing
portrait reference
pencil drawing
limited contrast and shading
portrait drawing
pencil work
Adriaen Lommelin's "Portret van Frederik de Marselaer" (1630-1677) is a detailed engraving depicting Frederik de Marselaer, a prominent figure in 17th-century Dutch society. The artwork features de Marselaer in formal attire, with a prominent ruff and a finely detailed cloak. His right hand grasps a scroll adorned with a symbol, possibly representing his office or family crest. The engraved portrait, housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a valuable glimpse into the fashion and social conventions of the period. The inscription below de Marselaer further illuminates his lineage and accomplishments, emphasizing his roles as a nobleman and a respected political figure. The work showcases Lommelin's skill in depicting intricate details and capturing the essence of his subject, making it a significant piece of Dutch portraiture.
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