Portret van Christoph Popel vrijheer van Lobkowitz 1600 - 1604

Dominicus Custos, a Flemish engraver active in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, created this portrait of Christoph Popel, Baron of Lobkowitz, in 1600-1604. The etching depicts Popel in a three-quarter view, wearing a ruff collar and a richly decorated coat, with a focus on his solemn gaze and prominent features. This artwork is a prime example of the portraiture style prevalent in the Dutch Golden Age, showcasing a combination of realism and attention to detail, capturing the sitter's identity and status with precision. This etching is a valuable historical document, providing insight into the life of a prominent figure from the era.