Portret van Thadaeus de Lantman 1657 - 1707

"Portret van Thadaeus de Lantman" is an etching created by Dutch artist Hendrik Bary in the 17th century. This portrait, part of the Rijksmuseum collection, showcases Bary's mastery in capturing detail and conveying individual character. The subject, Thadaeus de Lantman, is depicted in a formal pose, his gaze directed towards the viewer, conveying a sense of dignity and presence. Bary's use of shading creates depth and texture, highlighting the subject's features and the intricate folds of his clothing. The oval frame further emphasizes the subject's importance, making this a fine example of Baroque portraiture in the Netherlands.