Portret van Frederik de Marselaer by Adriaen Lommelin

Portret van Frederik de Marselaer 1630 - 1677

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pencil drawn

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photo restoration

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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charcoal drawing

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portrait reference

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pencil drawing

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limited contrast and shading

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portrait drawing

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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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