Portret van Rodolphus Schoenius 1665 - 1712

Johannes (II) Meyer's "Portret van Rodolphus Schoenius" is an engraved portrait of Rodolphus Schoenius, a prominent figure in the history of Zurich. Created between 1665 and 1712, this artwork showcases Schoenius in an oval frame, wearing a fur-lined coat and a turban. The portrait features a detailed depiction of Schoenius's face and beard, emphasizing his authority and stature. The inscription below the image provides biographical details and accolades, highlighting Schoenius's role as Consul of Zurich and his relationship with the Austrian Duke. The artwork serves as a historical record, preserving the likeness of a significant individual and offering insights into the socio-political landscape of 17th-century Zurich.