Portret van Cornelis de Vos 1645 - 1646

"Portret van Cornelis de Vos" is an engraving created by Lucas Vorsterman I in 1645-1646. The artwork depicts Cornelis de Vos, a prominent Flemish painter, in a three-quarter view, wearing a ruff collar and a voluminous cloak. The engraving, held in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Vorsterman’s mastery of light and shadow, creating a realistic portrayal of De Vos’s features and attire. This artwork is an important example of portraiture in the Baroque era, offering insight into the fashion and artistic trends of the time. The inscription identifies De Vos as "Painter of Portraits in Antwerp", highlighting his reputation as a skilled artist.