Portret van Ulrich Laurentius 1664 - 1685

This etching by Nicolaus Häublin, created between 1664 and 1685, depicts Ulrich Laurentius. The portrait showcases a detailed rendering of the subject's features, including his long, flowing hair and the intricate details of his clothing. The use of hatching and cross-hatching in the engraving creates a sense of depth and texture, enhancing the realism of the image. The artist skillfully captures the sitter's dignified expression, emphasizing Laurentius's status and importance. This work is a prime example of the portrait engraving style popular in the 17th century, where artists employed meticulous technique to capture the likeness and character of their subjects.