Portret van Heinrich Müller after 1664

This is a portrait of Heinrich Müller, a German theologian and pastor, created by Dutch artist Peter Troschel in the 17th century. The engraving depicts Müller in a formal pose, wearing a black gown with a large, frilled collar and a black cap. His right hand holds a book, a symbol of his scholarly pursuits. The portrait is set within an oval frame, which is inscribed with his titles and the words "Als die Trauerigen, aber allezeit fröhlich," which translates to "As the sorrowful, but always joyful." The engraving is a testament to Troschel's skill in depicting detail and conveying a sense of dignity and intellect in his subjects.