Portret van Dirk Scholl 1699

"Portret van Dirk Scholl" is an engraving by Dutch artist Thomas van der Wilt from 1699. This portrait depicts Dirk Scholl, a Dutch organist and carillonneur known for his skills in both instruments. Scholl is presented in an oval frame, a common artistic device during this period, which emphasizes the subject's importance. The inscription below the portrait further highlights Scholl's musical talent and his association with the city of Delft, where he was a renowned figure. This small-scale engraving, measuring 238 mm by 173 mm, captures the essence of Scholl's identity through detailed rendering and a strong focus on the sitter's face, conveying a sense of realism and individual character.