Portret van Johann Georg von Lasser 1693 - 1737

This engraving, created between 1693 and 1737 by Bernhard Vogel, depicts Johann Georg von Lasser, a prominent figure in 18th century Germany. The portrait, framed by an oval, showcases von Lasser in a formal pose, his face marked by a composed expression. His long, powdered wig and elaborate attire reflect the fashionable trends of the era. Vogel's detailed rendering captures the sitter's aristocratic bearing, emphasizing his status and importance within society. The inscription below the portrait provides information about von Lasser's titles and roles. This artwork is a prime example of 18th-century portraiture, offering a glimpse into the life of a notable individual and the artistic conventions of the time.