Portret van Dirk V, graaf van Holland 1620
adriaenmatham
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Adriaen Matham's "Portret van Dirk V, graaf van Holland" is an engraving from 1620, showcasing Dirk V, Count of Holland, in full armor. The meticulous detail in the engraving captures Dirk V's attire, including his feathered hat, sword, and shield emblazoned with a lion, symbolizing his power and authority. Matham's mastery of light and shadow adds depth to the image, further emphasizing the historical significance of the count. The small scale of the engraving, measuring 130mm by 80mm, suggests a personal or intimate approach to the portrait. The engraving is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, allowing art enthusiasts to appreciate Matham's technical skill and the historical importance of this Dutch count.
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