Portret van Bavius Voorda 1792

Theodoor Koning's "Portret van Bavius Voorda" (1792) is an engraving depicting a man in a long, dark robe, his powdered hair styled in a wig. The portrait, held at the Rijksmuseum, is a fine example of Dutch 18th-century portraiture, with detailed rendering and a focus on the sitter's dignified presence. The inscription below provides details of the subject, Bavius Voorda, highlighting his role in Dutch society and membership in the Pallas Order. This engraving captures the essence of a prominent figure, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing likeness and detail.