Portret van Jacobus II, koning van Engeland en Schotland 1664 - 1720

This etching, created by Jan van Munnickhuysen between 1664 and 1720, depicts a portrait of King James II of England and Scotland. The artwork is a close-up portrait of the king, showing his face, hair, and crown. The image is framed by an oval, which emphasizes the importance of the subject. The use of etching technique provides a realistic and detailed rendering of the king's features, as well as his luxurious attire. This piece is held in the Rijksmuseum, and its relatively small dimensions add to its intimacy.