Portret van Johann Winckler 1670 - 1724

This engraving by Jacob Gole, created between 1670 and 1724, depicts Johann Winckler, a prominent pastor from Hamburg. The portrait is framed in an oval, highlighting Winckler's formal attire and the book he holds, suggesting his intellectual pursuits. Gole's use of detail in Winckler's features and clothing creates a sense of realism, characteristic of portraiture during this period. This work is an excellent example of 17th-century Dutch printmaking, showcasing the technical skill of the engraver and the cultural importance of portraiture.