Portret van Caspar Nützel 1669

"Portret van Caspar Nützel" is an engraving created by Johann Friedrich Leonard in 1669. It depicts Caspar Nützel, a prominent figure from Nuremberg, in a detailed and realistic style. The portrait is presented in an oval frame, a popular choice for engravings of the period, emphasizing the subject's importance. This engraving is a testament to Leonard's skill in capturing likeness and conveying personality through line and detail. The inscription below the portrait identifies the subject and his role as a "Duumvir" in Nuremberg, providing valuable historical context. This work exemplifies the artistic trends of 17th-century Germany, combining technical proficiency with the portrayal of significant individuals.