Portret van Hugo Friedrich von Eltz 1623 - 1660

This etching by Pieter de Bailliu, created between 1623 and 1660, is a portrait of Hugo Friedrich von Eltz, a prominent figure in the Church. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts Hugo Friedrich in an oval frame, showcasing his distinguished features. The artist's meticulous detail captures Hugo Friedrich's serious expression and elaborate attire, highlighting his high social standing. The inscription below the portrait further identifies Hugo Friedrich's numerous positions, including his roles as canon, chapter dean, and supreme choir bishop. This work is a fine example of Dutch portraiture from the 17th century, offering insight into the lives of influential figures of the time.